Change parameters in CLI to more common syntax with dashes

[x87]

--game to select the default mode for the given game

\sa => --game sa, -g sa
\vc => --game vc, -g vc
\gta3 => --game gta3, -g gta3
\lcs => --game lcs, -g lcs
\vcs => --game vcs, -g vcs
\sa_mobile => --mode sa_mobile, -g sa_mobile

--mode to select a mode by ID (each mode has an ID attribute previously known as shortcut)

\debug => --debug
\compile input_file_path [output_file_path] => --compile "input_file_path" ["output_file_path"]
\nosplash => --no-splash

new:

-x "games.xml path" #15

Also see #14

[x87]

Old names will be kept for backward compatibility with third-party tools.

[wmysterio]

Будут ли отдельные режимы для \SA и \SA SCR? Так и не понял можно ли использовать эти параметры отдельно от настроек games.xml. Это -x "games.xml path" решит проблему?

[x87]

@wmysterio you should be able to switch to any edit mode defined in the games.xml using --mode.

[wmysterio]

Thanks for new syntax in CLI! I tested the Compiling and all completed successfully:

var mode = "sa"; // !!! lowercase (by default)
var params1 = $"--mode {mode} --no-splash --compile \"{inputTxtFile}\" \"{mainScmFile}\"";
var params2 = $"-m {mode} --no-splash -c \"{inputTxtFile}\" \"{mainScmFile}\"";
startSB( sannyExe, params1 ); // OK
startSB( sannyExe, params2 ); // OK