Working with command line (complexity for TC user)
Posted: 28 Nov 2012 19:10
Hi,
Sorry for my English, it's not my native language.
I'm TC user and now try to use XYplorer.
I could not find how I can run an app from command line and pass arguments (full file names from both panels) to it.
Use case - how I did it in TC (e.g. I want to compare two files or folders with Araxis Merge app):
1) Wrote "merge.exe " in TC command line. [command line looks like > merge.exe]
2) Selected first file on a left panel and pressed Ctrl-Enter [> merge.exe file1.cpp]
3) Selected second file on a right panel and pressed Shift-Ctrl-Enter [> merge.exe file1.cpp d:\test\file2.cpp]
3) Pressed Enter
Is it possible in XYplorer? All that I can it write "!merge.exe" in address line, then copy full file name from a panel to clipboard, past it to address line. But how can I add second argument (a file from another panel)?
Thanks!
Sorry for my English, it's not my native language.
I'm TC user and now try to use XYplorer.
I could not find how I can run an app from command line and pass arguments (full file names from both panels) to it.
Use case - how I did it in TC (e.g. I want to compare two files or folders with Araxis Merge app):
1) Wrote "merge.exe " in TC command line. [command line looks like > merge.exe]
2) Selected first file on a left panel and pressed Ctrl-Enter [> merge.exe file1.cpp]
3) Selected second file on a right panel and pressed Shift-Ctrl-Enter [> merge.exe file1.cpp d:\test\file2.cpp]
3) Pressed Enter
Is it possible in XYplorer? All that I can it write "!merge.exe" in address line, then copy full file name from a panel to clipboard, past it to address line. But how can I add second argument (a file from another panel)?
Thanks!