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It is possible to perform operations from Windows Command Prompt (cmd.exe)
Commands
You can see the list of supported commands using:
SMathStudio_Desktop.exe -silent -?
-silent
this flag enables the shell commands.
-? or -help
Prompt the help.
SMathStudio_Desktop.exe -silent -?
-e or -export
Export worksheet(s) to supported formats.
SMathStudio_Desktop.exe -silent -e .html worksheet.sm
SMathStudio_Desktop.exe -silent -e .smz worksheet.sm "worksheet 2.sm" "worksheet 3.sm"
-o or -options
Specific context options. Usually used on export. This flag may be used in some specific file-export plug-in to enable options from command prompt.
-p or -print
Initiate printing of the worksheet(s) using specified printer. Set "default" to use system default printer (no other printers available as for now - SS 0.98.5914).
SMathStudio_Desktop.exe -silent -p default worksheet.sm
SMathStudio_Desktop.exe -silent -p default worksheet.sm "worksheet 2.sm" "worksheet 3.sm"
-t or -test
Perform testing of the worksheet. Testing allows to verify that all calculations in the worksheet are returning the same results as last save and no new errors appear.
SMathStudio_Desktop.exe -silent -t worksheet.sm
SMathStudio_Desktop.exe -silent -t worksheet.sm "worksheet 2.sm" "worksheet 3.sm"
History
- SMath 0.98.5914 (Nightly build): Ability to print worksheet using command prompt implemented, Command prompt interface extended to allow worksheet testing;
- SMath 0.96.4902 (Nightly build): Added ability to export files to supported formats using command prompt;
See also
References
- how to access help command: Forum