Questions about command-line arguments and engine initialization

Hi,

I have some questions about the flow of the engine (i.e. how the engine initializes itself to start up the game).

I run Torque 3D 2009 SDK 1.0.1 with Windows XP SP3.

I am trying to understand the scripting files under \Torque\Torque 3D 2009 SDK 1.0.1\Examples\FPS Example\game.

Now, let me ask my questions.

1)Under the directory: \Torque\Torque 3D 2009 SDK 1.0.1\Examples\FPS Example\game, I find a main.cs file. Is this script file the very first script file executed by the engine?


2)In the main.cs, which is mentioned in question 1), I find the following for-loop statement:

for ($i = 1; $i < $Game::argc ; $i++)
{
…
…
}

I understand that the global variable, $Game::argc, will be filled by the engine with command-line arguments. I also understand that the command-line can be input by first selecting Start -> Run…, and then enter cmd in the Run dialog. By doing so, the command prompt will be opened for you to input the command line. Now, my question is: what is the format of the command line? Is there any documentation that talks about it?


3)When I tried to run the FPS Example, I did the following steps:
a. Select Start -> All Programs -> Torque\Torque 3D 2009 SDK 1.0.1
b. The Torque Toolbox will be displayed
c. Under the Projects tab, click to select the FPS Example
d. On the right of the Torque Toolbox, click the Play Game button
e. The engine now displays the message: Launching Project
f. The engine now displays the title screen of the game
g. Press the play button
h. Choose level and then press the Go button
i. The game launches
As can be seen from the above steps that I took to launch the game, I did not enter any command line at all! So, my question is: how did the engine fill the global variable, $Game::argc, with command-line arguments, if I did not enter any command line at all when launching the game?


Sorry about my long questions

Thanks