This topic describes parameters that can be used when starting Taditor from command line.
Starting command line
In order to use these parameters open "Run" Start Menu command and enter the following
command:
Windows 2000, XP, 2003:
"cmd.exe"
Windows 9x, Me:
"command.com"
After this change working directory to drive and path where Taditor is installed, for example:
C:
cd "C:\Program Files\HLPlanet\Taditor"
After this you can start Taditor using command-line parameters, for example:
Taditor.exe /e:AboutApp.esf
Parameters
General rules
Parameters containing spaces that should be treated as a single parameter have
to be enclosed by quote character '"'. Optional parameters are described with "[]",
required parts are specified using "{}".
Syntax:
taditor.exe [option_set] [file1] [file2] [file3]...
In any case specified files - file1, file2, file3 will be open on the start of
the editor.
General options
/? - show command-line help
Example:
taditor.exe /?
/dp - delete private data (history of commands, etc.)
Example:
taditor.exe /dp
/ds - restore factory settings (environment, window settings)
Example:
taditor.exe /ds
/p - print file and quit
Example:
taditor.exe /p c:\temp\test.txt
/w:{name} - use specified workspace
Example:
taditor.exe /w:test
/reb - use Regular Expression Library ver. B (not recommended)
Example:
taditor.exe /reb
Example:
taditor.exe /beta
/nis - disable instance check
Example:
taditor.exe /nis
Script options
/e:{name} - execute script on start; script execution order is from left to right
Example:
taditor.exe /e:AboutApp.esf
Note: to use long paths for scripts use single quotation marks (') as in the following example:
Example:
taditor.exe "/e:'C:\Program Files\HLPlanet
Taditor\Scripts\AboutApp.esf'"
/e:{name parameters} - execute script with parameters
Example 1:
taditor.exe "/e:script.esf test"
Example 2:
taditor.exe "/e:'C:\Program Files\HLPlanet
Taditor\Scripts\script.esf' test"
/b - batch mode (no dialog windows, minimized, any error terminates)
Example:
taditor.exe /b "/e:c:\temp files\script.esf"
Option files
/@{file_name} - load command line options from ANSI file
Example:
taditor.exe "/@:c:\program files\taditor\options\my_options.txt"
/@8:{file_name} - load command line options from UTF-8 file
Example:
taditor.exe "/@8:c:\program files\taditor\options\my_options8.txt"
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