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Addendum
6.5
Command Line Interface
6.5.1
Display Control - Command Line Interface
The Display Control command line interface allows you to open layout files.
The command line interface can be accessed in a number of ways:
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The command line interface can be accessed in a number of ways:
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From a shortcut specifying wallctl.exe as the target followed by the command line
options separated by spaces.
options separated by spaces.
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From a command prompt by specifying the full path of wallctl.exe or by having the
folder where Display Control was installed on the path.
folder where Display Control was installed on the path.
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From a batch file. The same rules as command prompt apply.
Nomenclature
Italic
- Information that you must supply.
Bold - Elements that you must type exactly as shown.
Ellipsis (...) - Parameter that can be repeated several times in a command line.
Between brackets ([]) - Optional items.
Between braces ({}) - Set of choices (separated by I) from which you must choose only one.
Ellipsis (...) - Parameter that can be repeated several times in a command line.
Between brackets ([]) - Optional items.
Between braces ({}) - Set of choices (separated by I) from which you must choose only one.
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- Code or program output.
Commands
-Layout=layout file
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This command line argument specifies the layout file to be loaded.
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If the layout file name or path contains spaces then enclose the path in quotes, for
example:
example:
-layout=”C:\Documents and Settings\user\Desktop\file.lay”
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-layout is not compatible with -machine.
-Exit
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When used with the -layout option, -Exit will cause the Display Control application to
load the layout file without the application window being displayed and to terminate
once the layout file has been loaded.
load the layout file without the application window being displayed and to terminate
once the layout file has been loaded.
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Use this option to open a layout file without displaying the Display Control application.
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When -Exit is specified on the command line, an exit code is returned.
-Quiet
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Used in conjunction with -Exit to suppress user interface dialog boxes.
-CloseWindows={YeslNo}
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Use
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CloseWindows=Yes to close existing windows.
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Use -CloseWindows=No to keep existing windows open.
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When the -layout command line option is specified, the default value for -CloseWin-
dows is Yes.
dows is Yes.
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When the -machine command line option is specified, the default value for -CloseWin-
dows is No.
dows is No.
-ShowState={Minimised|Restored|Maximised}
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Controls the appearance of the Display Control application window.