Syntax: TextEditorPro.exe [filename] [-appinipath] [-noini] [-noskin] [-mi] [-inifilename={name}] [-inipath={path}] [-addfont=‘{filename}’]
| Param | Description |
|---|---|
| -appinipath or -a | INI files are saved into application path instead of user application data path (e.g. C:\Users\<user>\AppData\Local\TextEditorPro).
Note! Since version 19.3.0, if TextEditorPro.ini is in the application path, the -appinipath parameter is not required. |
| -noini or -ni | INI files are not read or written. |
| -noskin or -ns | Disable skin-engine. |
| -inifilename={name} or -if={name} | INI files are saved using a name instead of application name (e.g. -inifilename=TextEditorPro64). |
| -inipath={path} or -ip={path} | INI files are saved into a defined path. |
| -addfont=‘{filename}’ or -af='{filename}’ | Add true type fonts without installing them (e.g. -addfont=‘c:\fonts\font.ttf’). Several fonts can be added in the same way. |
| -mi or -m | Allow multiple instances. |
| -search={text} or -s={text} | Search from file. |
| -combine or -c | TextEditorPro.exe -c destination.txt source1.txt source2.txt source3.txt… Note! The encoding of the new file comes from the first combined file. There must be at least two files to combine. |
Run application commands
| Param | Description |
|---|---|
| -runcommand or -rc | TextEditorPro.exe -rc <command> Run application command. |
| -runcommandfile or -rcf | TextEditorPro.exe -rcf “<filename>” Run application commands from file. |
| -showcommandlist or -scl | TextEditorPro.exe -scl Show the list of all commands. |
Note! Command file can also be run from the application – Tools > Run command file or from the file pop-up menu.
Example
# Hello, World!
FileNew
InsertText("Hello, World!")
// Sleep(1000);
FileSaveAs("C:\Temp\Hello.txt")
FileClose
All lines that do not start with the character are skipped.
If you need to slow down the execution to see what happens, use the Sleep(<milliseconds>) command.
Note! This is an early version and bugs may occur. Changes are expected in the next versions as automatic tests progress.