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Question about command line arguments for the GUI version of the app #3

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Virgus opened this issue Jun 19, 2023 · 1 comment
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Virgus commented Jun 19, 2023

Hello @githubrobbi and thanks for the improvements of Swiftsearch in Ultra-Fast-File-Search.

UFFS is helping me in many ways and I'm mainly using the GUI version.
I just tried to improve my search scripts by trying to use command line parameters but none of those available for the CUI version seem to be interpreted by the GUI exe.

Is there an option to enable command line parameters also in the GUI version or they're not implemented ?
Or maybe I'm missing a command issued to the CUI version that triggers the output represented in the GUI ?

In case this use is not implemented yet, will there ever be a GUI version with all (or even part) of the options available for the CUI ?

Thanks again for this invaluable work,
kind regards,
V.

@Virgus Virgus changed the title Question about command line arguments for the UI version of the app Question about command line arguments for the GUI version of the app Jun 19, 2023
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Hi Virgus,

currently there is no processing of CL arguments when calling up the GUI.

The CLI version allows you to do everything and more of what the GUI version provides. Output can be console or a file.

Do you need to visualize the output and thus the need for the GUI? You can process the CLI output within your scrips. That is what I do in my processing pipelines.

Maybe if I understand your needs better, we can come up with a solution which works for you.

Getting the CL arguments processed by the GUI version takes a bit more time than I have right now.

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