- + Command Line Switches: XYplorer's default "Application Data Path" (ADP) (that's where all configuration files are located) is where XYplorer.exe resides. Up to now this path could only be set to another location via an entry in "startup.ini". Now you can pass an alternate ADP via command line! Simply use the /ini switch and pass a full path with it.
For example:
- XYplorer.exe /ini=C:\XYdata\XY.ini
Sets the ADP to C:\XYdata\, and loads XY.ini as main
configuration file from there, as well as all other data files
like cks.dat, udc.dat etc.
Note that portable syntax is supported:
- XYplorer.exe /ini=?:\XYdata\XY.ini
? will be set to the drive XY is running from.
- XYplorer.exe /ini=XYdata\XY.ini
Sets the ADP to [XY app path]\XYdata\
Note that you can also pass the path alone without stating the INI file. Simply end the argument with a backslash:
- XYplorer.exe /ini=C:\XYdata\
Sets the ADP to C:\XYdata\, and loads XYplorer.ini (the default
INI file).
This new support for passing the ADP via command lines means that you now can run completely independent configurations simply using Windows shortcuts. - * Command Line Switches: Now you may pass the extension of an ini file with the /ini switch.
These are identical:
XYplorer.exe /ini=XYhome.ini
XYplorer.exe /ini=XYhome
These are identical as well:
XYplorer.exe /ini=C:\XYdata\XYhome.ini
XYplorer.exe /ini=C:\XYdata\XYhome
Note that the extension must be .ini however. You cannot load files with other extensions this way. - * Configuration dialog: The current "Application Data Path" (ADP) is now displayed in the window title bar.
Tuesday, August 12, 2008
v7.40.0018 - 2008-08-12 12:05
Entry Type: Beta Update Posted by XYplorer user : J_C_Hallgren at 6:05 AM