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arguments?
I think the client should have arguments, so that you could open up run, and then type in something like this:
"C:\Program Files\GRAAL\graal.exe -e" and this would open the editor, instead of loading graal etc.. and future features that I don't know about may become more useful with graal! or say something like this: "C:\Program Files\GRAAL\graal.exe -l "the-server-name-you-want-to-connect-to"" but I don't know very much about programming, and this may be harder to do, then it is actually worth doing! |
it actually isn't. in C++ you get these arguments first thing.
int main(int ArgsCount,char *Args[]) |
oh, I really should learn C++... it's useful. anyways thanks for the little info, and showing us all how simple it would be to make graal quicker to use. then I could make shortcuts.. and have quick launches to certain parts *walks away mumbling*
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Currently Graal loads anything you specify on the command line into the editor, eg:
Graal.exe "C:\Documents and Settings\Rick\Desktop\level.nw" |
yea.. all it does is set the file type ".nw" to open with graal, I could change it to open it with photoshop, but i meen ACTUALL arguments...
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