offer command line option to open chipmunk
See original GitHub issueAllow opening log file from command line
something like
chipmunk <filepath>
e.g. open up a logfile installing could look like this:
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@DmitryAstafyev @fur-gan Thank you very much for the information and the docs updates. Thanks to you I’ve managed to start using of
cm.exe
.A couple of thoughts I think is worth to be voiced:
cm.exe
initially resides at./resources/app/dist/compiled/apps/
. So launchingcm.exe
right from there without manual install is equivalent?cm.exe
is being copied to$SystemRoot/System32
. It’s a bit hacky, maybe modifying$PATH
variable instead would be enough?Hello @Deilan, we have updated the documentation, you can now find a guide on how to use it here:
https://esrlabs.github.io/chipmunk-docs/book/01_usage/command_line
Note: The filename argument is optional and multiple files can be opened as well, which will all open their own tab