dos commands

Hi,

Am 17.12.2011 13:23, schrieb David Malnar:

I would like to know all the commands (parameters) that can be writen in dos command line (not the Eagle command line).

All parameters are listed in the online help under the topic "Command

Line Options".

Rene

rk wrote on Sat, 17 December 2011 07:44

Quote:

I would like to know all the commands (parameters) that can be

writen in dos command line (not the Eagle command line).

 

All parameters are listed in the online help under the topic "Command

Line Options".

No, those are the Eagle commands.  The OP was specifically asking about DOS

commands.

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Ha,ha,do you really think that I'm using the real dos?It is obvious that I'm talking about the command line shell in windows (CMD.EXE).

I just want to open Eagle from other program (through the command line shell in windows)  , open a board file and SHOW (highlight) a specific component.

Till now I managed to open the brd file,but don't know how (if) to pass the SHOW parameter.

About this forum,it has the Eagle tittle,so why is this not the right forum?

Element 14 User wrote on Sat, 17 December 2011 08:21

Ha,ha,do you really think that I'm using the real dos? It is obvious

that I'm talking about the command line shell in windows (CMD.EXE).

Not obvious at all since you specifically said something different.  Learn

to say what you actually mean.

Quote:

I just want to open Eagle from other program (through the command line

shell in windows)

There is a command line version of Eagle for use in scripts and the like.

I've never used it, so I don't remember the details, but I definitely

remember seeing it documented.

Quote:

About this forum,it has the Eagle tittle,so why is this not the right

forum?

You originally asked about DOS commands, which have nothing to do with

Eagle.  Even if you really meant Windows command line commands, that still

has nothing to do with Eagle.  It now seems you are asking about yet

something else.

Decide what you really want and then ask about that clearly.

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Element 14 User wrote on Sat, 17 December 2011 08:21

Ha,ha,do you really think that I'm using the real dos? It is obvious

that I'm talking about the command line shell in windows (CMD.EXE).

Not obvious at all since you specifically said something different.  Learn

to say what you actually mean.

Quote:

I just want to open Eagle from other program (through the command line

shell in windows)

There is a command line version of Eagle for use in scripts and the like.

I've never used it, so I don't remember the details, but I definitely

remember seeing it documented.

Quote:

About this forum,it has the Eagle tittle,so why is this not the right

forum?

You originally asked about DOS commands, which have nothing to do with

Eagle.  Even if you really meant Windows command line commands, that still

has nothing to do with Eagle.  It now seems you are asking about yet

something else.

Decide what you really want and then ask about that clearly.

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There is a command line version of Eagle for use in scripts and the like.

This is what I'm looking for,but cannot find.

I have used the "dos" word only to distinguish the Eagle command line from the dos stile command line.

So please somebody confirm if Eagle has a windows command line shell dos stile cmd.exe interface and how to use it.

On 17.12.2011 16:29, David Malnar wrote:

There is a command line version of Eagle for use in scripts and the like.

This is what I'm looking for,but cannot find.

I have used the "dos" word only to distinguish the Eagle command line from the dos stile command line.

So please somebody confirm if Eagle has a windows command line shell dos stile cmd.exe interface and woh to use it.

 

It is possible to start EAGLE with the option -S which specifies

a script file that can contain EAGLE commands like SHOW.....

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