Command line parameters for testing
Posted: Wed Oct 24, 2007 12:43 am
There is such a command line parameter:
Ini <file> Launch with specified ini file
I suggest another one:
NewIni <file> Create new ini file
No path might use xnview install folder (the same as xnview.exe).
For example:
NewIni <xnviewtest.ini> (always create new xnviewtest.ini file at start)
Ini <xnviewtest.ini> (use existing xnviewtest.ini file at start)
It would be useful if we need to use default settings, change another setting and restart xnview.
Another suggestions:
noplugins - don't load plugins at start
notip - don't show top of the day at startup
eng - always use English language at startup
nocache - don't use cache
All these suggestions would be very useful when testing xnview. We have to do too many steps when testing a bug now:
- enter xnview folder
- rename ini
- close tip of the day
- switch language
- ...then enter the application data\xnview folder
- delete ini and other files which have been created here (if we use another path for these files)
- rename back the ini in xnview folder
It would be possible by just two desktop icons (or by keyboard shortcuts), with these command line parameters.
Of course, no parameters means load the main xnview.ini file.
Ini <file> Launch with specified ini file
I suggest another one:
NewIni <file> Create new ini file
No path might use xnview install folder (the same as xnview.exe).
For example:
NewIni <xnviewtest.ini> (always create new xnviewtest.ini file at start)
Ini <xnviewtest.ini> (use existing xnviewtest.ini file at start)
It would be useful if we need to use default settings, change another setting and restart xnview.
Another suggestions:
noplugins - don't load plugins at start
notip - don't show top of the day at startup
eng - always use English language at startup
nocache - don't use cache
All these suggestions would be very useful when testing xnview. We have to do too many steps when testing a bug now:
- enter xnview folder
- rename ini
- close tip of the day
- switch language
- ...then enter the application data\xnview folder
- delete ini and other files which have been created here (if we use another path for these files)
- rename back the ini in xnview folder
It would be possible by just two desktop icons (or by keyboard shortcuts), with these command line parameters.
Of course, no parameters means load the main xnview.ini file.