REQ: Command-line parameter for cm_SyncChangeDir

[wanderer]

When starting TC from command line with two specific paths, it would be nice if there was an additional command-line parameter to enable SyncChangeDir.

[Horst.Epp]

Make a view mode and add the cm_SyncChangeDir command into the Auto-run commands.
Add an Auto-view mode setting for one of your 2 dirs and set this view mode.

[Fla$her]

2Horst.Epp
Why bind to specific folders at startup? It's unnecessary. It's easier to write the command in autorun.cfg: SendCommand 2600

[Horst.Epp]

2Horst.Epp
Why bind to specific folders at startup? It's unnecessary. It's easier to write the command in autorun.cfg: SendCommand 2600

The request is to only start this mode
"When starting TC from command line with two specific paths"
This has nothing to do with general TC start-up.
My suggestion provides this.
Feel free to provide an autorun solution

[Fla$her]

This has nothing to do with general TC start-up.
My suggestion provides this.

I agree. I overlooked it.

Feel free to provide an autorun solution

What are you about?

[wanderer]

The request is to only start this mode
"When starting TC from command line with two specific paths"
This has nothing to do with general TC start-up.

Exactly. When passing the paths through command-line, i'd also like to be able to enable SyncChangeDir mode.

[Fla$her]

You can do this:

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If  StrPos(AUTORUN_TCCMDLINE, '/L="C:\Path\to\dir"') > 1 _
And StrPos(AUTORUN_TCCMDLINE, '/R="D:\Path\to\dir"') > 1 Then SendCommand 2600

[wanderer]

You can do this:

I don't think i can do this. First of all where should i do this and second, i want to pass those parameters from an external program. How would i do what you describe.

[Fla$her]

2wanderer
I wrote where:

It's easier to write the command in autorun.cfg:

Have you ever used the Autorun plugin?
Where you will run your TC instance with this setting doesn't matter.
Only on the command line, you cannot use /i= with another ini file without Autorun installed.

You can make it even easier — look for the presence of a key like /CS:

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If StrPos(AUTORUN_TCCMDLINE, ' /CS') > 1 Then SendCommand 2600