Hi.
I'd like to get a list of what command line parameters
eagle can be run with on linux.
I'm looking for a way to open a (schematic) file from the
command line (so that i can create a .desktop file to
open eagle files).
Anybody? Thanks.
Hi.
I'd like to get a list of what command line parameters
eagle can be run with on linux.
I'm looking for a way to open a (schematic) file from the
command line (so that i can create a .desktop file to
open eagle files).
Anybody? Thanks.
Chuck Huber wrote:
Not sure about schematics specifically, but
shell> eagle eagle.epf
works at the project level. I have also added a file
association in
Konqueror to associate .epf files with eagle. So a
single-click in
Konqueror (or any other file browser) will launch
eagle.
That doesn't works for schematics files. If I run
sheel> eagle document.sch
eagle will start and first complain that the directory
document.sch doesn't exists (oviously, it's a file) and
then sets the library directory in Options >
Directories to /home/user/path/to/document.sch. I
really consider this weird behaviour, don't know if
it's a bug?
I'm using eagle 5.7.0 on Archlinux.
Cheers..
Chuck Huber wrote:
Not sure about schematics specifically, but
shell> eagle eagle.epf
works at the project level. I have also added a file
association in
Konqueror to associate .epf files with eagle. So a
single-click in
Konqueror (or any other file browser) will launch
eagle.
That doesn't works for schematics files. If I run
sheel> eagle document.sch
eagle will start and first complain that the directory
document.sch doesn't exists (oviously, it's a file) and
then sets the library directory in Options >
Directories to /home/user/path/to/document.sch. I
really consider this weird behaviour, don't know if
it's a bug?
I'm using eagle 5.7.0 on Archlinux.
Cheers..