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• Change the command line parameters without having to restart LabVIEW

  Is it possible to change the command line parameters passed to a VI WITHOUT having to restart LabVIEW?  Maybe I'm used to how it works just about any other development environment, but to have to do is quite frustrating.

  ronbrown,

  Unfortunately, you'll have to close LabVIEW to pass parameters in a VI of the command prompt. You can build your VI in an executable file, and then pass parameters from the command prompt.  Because the program is its own executable file, it is not dependent on wheter LabVIEW is open.

• WMP 12 command-line parameters are ignored

  I'm under 64-bit Windows 7 and WMP 12. Currently, I'm trying to write a script that plays a playlist of videos using the full screen. My current attempt at the command line is

  start the wmplayer /Playlist myvideos.wpl /fullScreen

  so that the player starts but it only takes the playlist or is the player in full screen. Any ideas? I have two screens with different resolutions, connected to the computer.

  Thank you

  -Thomas

  Hi Thomas,

  You need not explicitly specify the playlist format (.cpl, etc.) when you try to play the playlist.

  Try again with the following command and check to see if that fixes the problem:

  start the wmplayer /Playlist my /fullscreen videos

   

  For a list of parameters to the command line for Windows Media Player, see the following article:

  Wmplayer command line parameters

  http://msdn.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd562624%28VS.85%29.aspx

  Hope this information helps.

  Gokul - Microsoft Support

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• Invalid command line parameters

  I'm fresh worldwide developer of blackberry playbook, and although I read through all of the required material, I can't rethink these command line parameters.  I even searched here for an answer and have not yet found.  Here's what I entered and what is displayed.  I'd like some assistance.  Thank you.

  What incoming im:
  d:\Simply Sauce Designs\App Development\Blackberry\bbwp > c:\Users\Amir bbwp Musli
  m\Downloads\sketchPadStandard.zip/v

  What is output:

  [INFO]                  Parsing of the command line options
  [ERROR]                 Invalid command line parameters

  The problem comes from the fact that the path of your archive ZIP contains spaces.

  Solution: put between quotation marks the path of the ZIP file like this:

  d:\Simply Sauce Designs\App Development\Blackberry\bbwp>bbwp "c:\Users\Amir Muslim\Downloads\sketchPadStandard.zip" /v
  

  See you soon,.

  Adam

• VBS script does not have command line parameters

  Suddenly the VBS scripts that I use for several years is no longer work correctly on Windows 7.  By "suddenly" I mean they worked Wednesday and do not work on Friday, two days later.  There were / are two incidents:

  First of all, the program default for the extension VBS WScript to CScript changed.  CScript would scripts pretty well, except that my scripts are designed to run in debug mode under CScript, with many calls MsgBox, and I need them to run unattended.

  So I re-associated .vbs WScript.  Now the question is that WScript.Arguments.Count always returns 0 even when the script is invoked with command-line parameters.  I checked with the command FTYPE that Windows is configured to pass arguments to WScript:

  C:\>Assoc .vbs
  .vbs = VBSFile

  C:\>ftype VBSFile
  VBSFile="%SystemRoot%\System32\WScript.exe" "%1" % *.

  It's as if a Windows Update has suddenly dropped support for the %

  If anyone else has noticed this?  I can't go to CScript - I wrote dozens of scripts that I designed to behave differently under CScript or WScript.

  OS = Win 7 Pro 64-bit SP1

  In the meantime, I'm going to see events in the event viewer to see if this box received updates, MS or otherwise.

  Thank you for responding.  The content of the registry that you have provided is almost identical to one that I exported from a work computer.  The only difference was in the placement of the @= line "VBScript Script file", so I tried to import them both.  No one changed the behavior.

  Fortunately, this isn't a problem only when I need to type command-line parameters.  So I also tape "WScript" before the name of the script before you press Enter.

  I don't think I'll do more to solve problems, but I'll keep trying all the answers in this thread that look promising.

  Hello
  Check this key?

  HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\FileExts\.vbs

  You can export and send the content here. The value under "UserChoice" is most likely the culprit. And remove "UserChoice" key should straighten this issue.

• Command line parameters Windows acrodist

  How would the parameters as - permspassword, - allowchangestonotes, - allowplaintextmetadata, etc...  to acrodist when running it from the command line? I'm only familiar with switches as J, N / q... And the joboptions are static.

  These params must be included in a startup file?

  Thank you

  Here is the Distiller of Unix command. There is no equivalent in Windows. Set the options in the user interface.

• How to call a function plugin with command line parameters

  I wrote a plugin that processes an open document. The treatment can be started by selecting a menu item in Acrobat. To start the processing of the command line, I also wrote a small Visual Basic executable file that currently a bit activates the menu command. However, I now have to pass some parameters to the plugin. I managed to call a function plugin with settings by loading the .api as a library file in the VB executable. But it seems that the entire Acrobat SDK functionality is not initialized in this way. So I can't work with the PDF file. How can I call my function plugin with settings in Acrobat? Thomas

  You must establish a form of IAC (communication monitor) of your VB application with your plugin.

  Whether COM, DDE, IPC, named pipes, shared memory files share, etc. is to you...

• find some command line parameters

  Hello

  Did someone knows a way to search for the following settings using the controls esxcfg command-line *?

  Set up, Promiscuous on all port groups Mode

  Definition of change of address Mac (refuse/accept)

  Forged transmissions setting (deny/accept)

  We had problems with the VI API - Perl screw up a certain essential Perl CPAN module (http://communities.vmware.com/thread/186321) so I hope to avoid having to install on all of our ESX servers to be able to use a script to make sure that these settings are set the way we want to.

  This can be accomplished using vimsh

  @ the vSwitch level:

  [root@himalaya backup_test]# vmware-vim-cmd hostsvc/net/vswitch_info | grep -E '(name|allowPromiscuous|macChanges|forgedTransmits)'
        name = "vSwitch0",
                 allowPromiscuous = false,
                 macChanges = true,
                 forgedTransmits = true,
        name = "vSwitch1",
                 allowPromiscuous = false,
                 macChanges = true,
                 forgedTransmits = true,
        name = "vSwitch5",
                 allowPromiscuous = false,
                 macChanges = true,
                 forgedTransmits = true,
  

  @ level of portgroup:

  vmware-vim-cmd hostsvc/net/config | grep -E '(name|allowPromiscuous|macChanges|forgedTransmits)'
  

  In addition, you should not install all the modules perl on the ESX host to use the VI API, they are already exposed using WSDL.

  =========================================================================

  -William

  Scripts for VMware ESX/ESXi and resources at: http://engineering.ucsb.edu/~duonglt/vmware/

• Widget: reading of the call command line parameters

  Hello

  I use a Blackberry Web plug-in for Eclipse Version: 2.5.0.201009142140 - 15.

  I try to call a widget from a Java Application, passing a parameter to the main html page.

  My config.xml file has the following line

  In the Java application, I try to call:

  String param = "TestParam"String url = "TestObjJava?param=" + param;
  ApplicationManager appmanager = ApplicationManager.getApplicationManager();
  appmanager.launchApplication(url);
  

  This launches the application, but params are lost, in the widget the window.location.href has followind value:

  http://external_server/index.html
  

  so I can't read the TestParam inside my Widget.

  Is possible to read parameters invoke from within the javascript widget?

  It looks like your java code is the syntax of type of mismatch, should be:

  String url = "TestObjJava?" + param;
  
  

  or if have more than one params:

  String url = "TestObjJava?" + param1 + "&" + param2 + "&" + param3;
  
  

  See references:

  http://www.blackberry.com/developers/docs/4.7.0api/net/rim/device/api/system/ApplicationManager.html...
  or: http://www.blackberry.com/developers/docs/6.0.0api/net/rim/device/api/system/ApplicationManager.html...
  

• How can I enter in the start page of the command line "firefox.exe"?

  I want to write a script to use firefox to download information about a series of addresses on a street. For example: 101 State St, 102, 103 State St State St,... etc. The script will travel addresses and streets, on interest. Firefox.exe accepts command line parameters that define a web page specific and data to be filled in this page?

  You can start Firefox to open a specific web page or a local file by adding the url to the command line, but you cannot specify the data to display, unless these data does not appear in the page source.

  • https://developer.Mozilla.org/en/Command_Line_Options

• -Profile command-line switch is not passed to windows 7 jumplist correctly.

  I launch Firefox with a shortcut like this: "C:\Program Files (x 86) \Mozilla.exe - no-remote - profile SomeProfileButNotTheDefaultOne - win7appid SomeUniqueAppId»

  When the PIN to the taskbar in Windows 7, jumplist points 'New tab' and 'New window' ignores the data-profile command line parameter and open a new tab or a window with the default profile instead of the given one.

  The program itself manages the parameters correctly; Alas, the jumplist entries are not. Is it possible to convince the jumplist for use given both command line parameters?

  Hello, you might want to file a bug for the number to https://bugzilla.mozilla.orgreport.

• How to create a Firefox 3 profile from the command line?

  I would like to create a new profile on a FreeBSD 7.2 - amd64 machine using Firefox 3.5 under the CONSOLE.

  When I type:

  Firefox3 - CreateProfile "foobar".
  Error: no display specified

  No there is NO way to create a profile without having a viable display to set? What I don't understand is why Firefox cares a screen if I just create a profile? Does perform a work around?

  Once again, I want to create the < profile > ~/.mozilla/firefox/ without screen (this is for an unattended installation, after firefox3 is added, I want to create a custom profile, add extensions, etc., etc.).

  Thank you!

  This script can not supported command line parameters

  It works for me with the official version.

  #!/bin/sh
  
  cd /usr/local/firefox-NI
  ./firefox -CreateProfile foobar
  

• Go (argc and argv) command line argument to a LabVIEW built the shared library.

  Hello

  I correctly use this trick to create a LabVIEW application that runs on Linux without X display.

  http://digital.NI.com/public.nsf/allkb/5D6EC36DCF43343786257449006919E6

  I would like to know if it is possible to pass command line arguments (. / TEST A B C D) directly in the library shared without having to pass arguments using an array of strings that would need to write code using DSNewHandle, DSSetHandleSize, extract arguments and... (I'm not proficient in C, but if I don't have the choice, I'll do and improve my skills of C).

  int main(int argc, char *argv[])
  {
          Test(argc, argv);
          return 0;
  }
  

  Thank you

  Michel

  Well, you can always flatten it into a single string separated by a space and pass like that. Reverse basically what made the operating system, when he calls your main function with command line parameters. And while the first element of the array is always the name of the program itself you can just ignore that here, but then put shaped everything in a single string.

• Using command line to update the certificates of fglam

  We try to change all of our FGLAMs to use a private communication to the FMS certification authority, but I'm unable to get the command line parameters to work.  The documentation is vague on the use of all parameters.

  fglam - configure - headless - fms address = https://someaddress:port ssl-enable-self-signed = false ssl-cert-name common CertName compressed

  "I receive an unrecognized command line argument ' ssl-enable-self-signed = false ssl-cert-name common = compressed CertName". "

  FMS: 5.6.10

  FGLAM: 5.6.11

  actually I take that.

  We use the compressed argument, but looking at the doc, it seems the thought that is set to true by default, else, you must specify it as false, so you may be able to remove this setting all together.

• For OTA Installation command line parameter

  Is this possible? I want to put different values on the command line parameters (for example, user id, hostname) for each installion of OTA. Is this possible?

  Does that help?

  http://supportforums.BlackBerry.com/T5/Java-development/how-to-programmatically-read-the-properties-...