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COMMAND$ Function Details
 
Syntax
  COMMAND$
 
The COMMAND$ function returns the complete command line entered
after your BASIC program name, including optional parameters. COMMAND$
removes all leading blanks from the command line and converts all
letters to uppercase (capital letters). The  COMMAND$ function
can be used in stand-alone executable files or, if you are executing
from the QuickBASIC environment, by using the /CMD command line option
or by selecting Modify COMMAND$ on the Run menu.