Open a file from command line by applying an existent UDL via UDL name #10102
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Add command line flag -udl="UDL name" to open a file by applying an existent UDL via its name.
mere-human
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Jul 4, 2021
| generic_string udlName; | ||
| if (getParamValFromString(FLAG_APPLY_UDL, params, udlName)) | ||
| { | ||
| if (udlName.length() >= 2) |
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This condition will allow an empty name like "". Is it expected?
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Add command line flag
-udl="UDL name"to open a file by applying an existent UDL via its name.