GraphWorX Command Line Arguments
The GraphWorX editor application can be started from a command line prompt as an alternative to selecting it from the Windows start menu:
You can also use arguments when launching the application to further specify the behavior of the application when launched.
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Argument |
Example Argument Value |
Notes |
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MyNewDisplay.gdfx |
creates a new display file with the contents specified in the argument value |
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aliases.csv |
specifies the alias file that should be loaded with specific alias definitions |
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#server=test; |
specifies the global alias themes to be used when launching GraphWorX |
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template.tdfx |
specifies a template file that should be applied to the display file upon launch |
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mysymbols.sdfx |
specifies the symbol category file to load into the editor |
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false |
specifies that the carousel should be started automatically upon launch |
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Playlist1.gwx.carousel.xml |
specifies the name of the carousel file to be used |
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specifies that the application should launch directly into runtime (rather than configuration mode) |
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0 |
X pixel coordinate of the application when launched |
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0 |
Y pixel coordinate of the application when launched |
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800 |
Width in pixels of the application window when launched |
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600 |
Height in pixels of the application window when launched |
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0 |
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0 |
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(null) |
MyDisplayFile.gdfx |
No argument override parameter is needed, passing a display name will indicate the specific display file to open within GraphWorX |
As an example, this command will load a specific display file along with a specific symbol library loaded: