--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], Alex Peters <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Given the recent advance from the old *Asterisk NextWord Etc. syntax
> to the new Plugin.Call(Oriented) approach, is it likely that we will
> see this approach more easily adoptable on the command line in the
> future?
>
> At the moment, the only way to call a script with arguments from the
> command line is like this:
>
> .\PowerPro.exe *Script Quit (.MyScript("Arguments"))
>
> I understand that the command line is also used to select a PowerPro
> configuration for loading, so perhaps it would be easier if some
sort
> of switch were required?
>
> .\PowerPro.exe /Cmd Plugin.Call
If it'll be planned in the future, my opinion about the switch will
be rather different.
No switch for the commands: ...\powerpro.exe plugin.call
Only switch for the startup parameter like "-fn":
...\powerpro.exe /i=(or /i:)C:\path\....pcf.
BTW, as far as no confusion is forseen, the switch could be a little
more simplified as:
simply "-" or "-i" instead of "-i=" or "-i:", i.e.,
...\powerpro.exe -C:\path\....pcf
...\powerpro.exe -iC:\path\....pcf
Sean
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