Is there a way to pass script arguments at the command line
Something like the following
ultraedit /s,e="c:\workingfiles\myscript.js arg1 arg2 arg3 arg4
We have thousands of xml files (from outside vendor) that need to be reformatted with LF/CR. I have a script that does exactly what I want; but I have to invoke it from GUI and enter the arguments as prompted. I would love to have a way just execute this on the command line and have it work. Then I could use a batch file with the command line instruction in it.
Of course it would be better yet if you had API and I could just call an ActiveX Object. HeHeHe!
Thanks in advance,
Pamela Reinskou VersusLaw Inc.
Something like the following
ultraedit /s,e="c:\workingfiles\myscript.js arg1 arg2 arg3 arg4
We have thousands of xml files (from outside vendor) that need to be reformatted with LF/CR. I have a script that does exactly what I want; but I have to invoke it from GUI and enter the arguments as prompted. I would love to have a way just execute this on the command line and have it work. Then I could use a batch file with the command line instruction in it.
Of course it would be better yet if you had API and I could just call an ActiveX Object. HeHeHe!
Thanks in advance,
Pamela Reinskou VersusLaw Inc.