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Development: Running from commandline

Max Gaukler edited this page Sep 25, 2018 · 3 revisions

To see the debug output of visicut, you need to run it from the commandline.

Windows

normal installation

since 1.8-51:

  • press Windows-R
  • type visicut --debug, press OK

platform-independent ZIP

  • open the folder with VisiCut.exe in Explorer
  • Shift - Right click in the folder
  • click on "open command prompt here"
  • type visicut --debug, press OK

Linux

normal system-wide installation

  • open a terminal (search for "terminal" in your start menu)
  • type visicut
  • press enter

platform-independent ZIP

  • go to the folder containing "visicut.jar"
  • open a terminal there (F4 for most file managers)
  • type ./VisiCut.Linux
  • press enter

Mac

App (system-wide installation)

  • Click the Finder icon in your dock, then Go, then Utilities, then double-click on Terminal.
  • type visicut

platform-independent ZIP

  • Click the Finder icon in your dock, then Go, then Utilities, then double-click on Terminal.
  • change to the directory that visicut.jar lives in, e.g. cd ~/Documents for your documents folder , press enter
  • type ./VisiCut.MacOS, press enter