When running Gsharp or GsharpApp from the command line, a number of options
can be specified:
| -apply |
Sets Gsharp's Auto Apply option to on. It is off by default. |
| -bs |
Starts Gsharp without the backing store option.
Instead of the graph being rendered object by object to the screen
it is rendered to an area of memory and then transferred to the
canvas when complete.
Use this option if you want to animate some plots without the flashing
as each graph is redrawn.
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| -editors |
Postpones the initiliasation of each resource editor until it is
used.
Using this option will increase start up time, but will mean a
small delay the first time an editor is used.
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| -help |
Displays a list of all startup options |
| -logo |
Suppresses the Gsharp startup logo |
| -startup filename |
Specify the name of the file to be used as the startup logo. The
file must be an XPM or bitmap.
If -startup is not specified then Gsharp will look for an image
file with the same name as the executable in $UNIDIR/bitmaps.
If no image can be found there then the built-in startup logo will
be used.
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| -repaintoff |
Sets Gsharp's Auto Repaint option to off. It is on by default |
| -warnings |
UNIX Only. Prints Xt warnings. |
| -batch filename |
Run Gsharp in batch mode (without an interface). The specified file
is executed and then Gsharp exits. See Batch
Mode in the User Guide for more details. |
| -device device |
Directs the output to the specified device |
| -display display |
Motif only. Directs the output to the specified display. |
| filename |
The specified file is executed by Gsharp.
If the file has a .gsl extension then the standard Gsharp interface
is created. If it has a .gsa extension then no interface will be
created - the script must create its own.
If multiple files are specified then then only the last one specified
will be executed.
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