DADiSP 6.5 B05 Release Notes

Command Line Arguments

DADiSP supports the -s command line argument to automatically load and run an SPL file on startup. For example:

dadispnt -s=process.spl

starts DADiSP, loads the file process.spl and runs the SPL function process().

DADiSP supports the -d command line argument to specify the initial display mode:

-d=0 - hidden -d=1 - normal -d=2 - maximized -d=3 - iconic

Running DADiSP in hidden mode (-d=0) is useful when using DADiSP as an analysis engine in conjunction with another program.

Additional command line arguments include:

-l=labbookpath - open a specific Labbook -w=worksheet - open a specific Worksheet -cnf=configfile - load a session specific config file -register - register as an ActiveX server -unregister - unregister as an ActiveX server