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Where do i look for command line arguments? #129
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'Change device config' menu at app start can modify them.
…On Thu, 25 Mar 2021, 03:36 xu3s, ***@***.***> wrote:
As the tittle say, where do i look for command lines argument and its
value? Do i need to look at the source code? Or is there documentation
somewhere?.
Thank you
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Maybe i didn't explain it correctly,
I found this by looking at closed issue, but i want to know where to get that? For example i want to disable pulseaudio server without clicking on the startup menu and just skip it with |
There's no commandline argument for PulseAudio, you need to edit config
file at /data/app/.../x.org.server/files/.xsdl.cfg
It's the last option in the file.
https://github.com/pelya/commandergenius/blob/sdl_android/project/jni/application/xserver/gfx.c#L496
…On Thu, 25 Mar 2021, 04:02 xu3s, ***@***.***> wrote:
Maybe i didn't explain it correctly,
What i mean is how do i know what parameters to put inside this command
line argument settings?
Like ```
XSDL
-nohelp
-screen
2160x1080x16
I found this by looking at closed issue, but i want to know where to get that? For example i want to disable pulseaudio server without clicking on the startup menu and just skip it with `-nohelp`. Hope you understand what i mean
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Oh, so that mean i have to compile this app myself or have root access to edit the app data? |
Yes, either will work.
…On Thu, 25 Mar 2021, 05:01 xu3s, ***@***.***> wrote:
Oh, so that mean i have to compile this app myself or have root access to
edit the app data?
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Ok, you could close the issue, as i don't have the ability to do both options you suggest for now, thanks for your time. Have a nice day |
As the tittle say, where do i look for command lines argument and its value? Do i need to look at the source code? Or is there documentation somewhere?.
Thank you
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