Starting KSquirrel from the command line
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Chapter 5. Run KSquirrel from the command line

Dmitriy Alexeyevich Baryshev

Edition 0.3 ( 2007-03-10 )

Command-line arguments for KSquirrel and ksquirrel-libs

Command-line arguments for KSquirrel

KSquirrel start command from the command line looks like this:

ksquirrel [ -d ] [ -l ] [ --nodirectorybasket ] [ --noimagebasket ] [ --nocategories ] [ --nomountview ] [ file ]

Parameter -d makes KSquirrel display available console DCOP options.

Parameter -l displays a list of codecs found and exits. This parameter is purely informational.

--nodirectorybasket do not create folders cart.

--noimagebasket do not create an image basket.

--nocategories do not create categories.

--nomountview do not create a view of mount points.

Parameter file makes KSquirrel open the specified file at startup.

Examples

  • Open the image /home/me/images/foto00054.jpg at startup

    $ ksquirrel /home/me/images/foto00054.jpg

  • Display available DCOP startup options

    $ ksquirrel -d

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