- Exit Everything (right click the Everything tray icon and click Exit).
- Restart Everything.
/restart
Re: /restart
Yes, it is very similar.
The only difference is /restart + ENTER will not use all the initial command line options.
Only the following command line options are passed to the restarted instance:
Everything.exe -instance <current instance> -config <current path to Everything.ini>
If there is no current instance name specified, the -instance command line option is not set.
If there is no current Everything.ini filename specified, the -config command line option is not set.
In most cases, neither of these will be set and Everything will restart by simply shutting down and calling Everything.exe.
I tend to use Exit Everything / Restart Everything as /restart + Enter requires Everything to be running.
The only difference is /restart + ENTER will not use all the initial command line options.
Only the following command line options are passed to the restarted instance:
- -instance <instance name>
- -config <Everything.ini path>
Everything.exe -instance <current instance> -config <current path to Everything.ini>
If there is no current instance name specified, the -instance command line option is not set.
If there is no current Everything.ini filename specified, the -config command line option is not set.
In most cases, neither of these will be set and Everything will restart by simply shutting down and calling Everything.exe.
I tend to use Exit Everything / Restart Everything as /restart + Enter requires Everything to be running.
Re: /restart
Thanks! Very clear (as usual )