How to apply arguments to .app application while starting it on Terminal?
How to apply arguments to .app application while starting it on Terminal?
- Subject: How to apply arguments to .app application while starting it on Terminal?
- From: "Kan Cheng" <email@hidden>
- Date: Sat, 4 Aug 2007 16:47:38 +0800
- Thread-topic: How to apply arguments to .app application while starting it on Terminal?
Hi all,
I'm quite new to mac, and I'm confusing how to apply arguments to .app
application while starting it on Terminal?
When we want to start a simple application on shell, we simply start it
with command:
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./someapplication arg1, arg2 ..
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But as I know, those .app application is a bundle, and can be started
with open command:
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Open someapplication.app
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But on this way, I cannot apply those arguments to it. And I haven't
found any way to make it via searching Google.
So would you pls kindly teach me how to make it?
Thanks,
Kan
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