G'Day Folks,
Just a quick question on using the command line to launch MicroStation.
I can't see any notes on pointing to the actual file.
Checking out Inga's great little article and the help docco's
....there doesn't appear to be any info on the file in the command line?
Cheers
/Rob
G'Day Phil,
I am doing some debugging and I wanted to debug with a file loaded.
Looking at the command line parameters, I can't see a place for where the file path/name sits in the command line or it's format.
Some applications can use the command line and a parameter switch like '/F device:\pathname\FileName.ext' to open a file.
For example if I created a batch script which always opened a specific file how would I go about pointing the application to a specific file, that kind of thing.
CADMinistrator ®
So you just want to find out how to specify the filename to open? If so, <space>fileName (fileName must be a valid file that exists and can be accessed). There is no leading "file" parameter or anything like that -- take a look at the Target command line that MicroStation's program icon is set up with during installation. The "format" of the filename depends on a number of factors, but the basic Windows file specification syntax is accepted.
Thanks Phil.