Select first result with a Command Line Option

[MrBuNo]

Hi,

I'm currently using the following Command Line to search for files:

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"C:\Program Files\Everything\Everything.exe" -s "<search string>"

However, after Everything opens, the search box is selected. What I want is that the first item in the results is selected automatically.
Is it possible to add a new command line option that does exactly this? Something like "-selectresults".

Regards,
MrBuNo

[void]

I've added the following command line options to Everything 850b or later:
-focus-most-run-result
-focus-last-run-result
-focus-top-result
-focus-bottom-result

For example, focus the most run result in Everything:
Everything.exe -s "foo bar" -focus-most-run-result

For example, focus the top result in Everything:
Everything.exe -s "foo bar" -focus-top-result

For example, sort by size ascending and focus the bottom result in Everything:
Everything.exe -s "foo bar" -sort size-ascending -focus-bottom-result

Thanks for the suggestion.

[MrBuNo]

Thank you! Works great.

[jeiea]

I tested

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Everything.exe -s "foo bar" -sort size-ascending -focus-bottom-result

with v1.4.1.870b, Win10RS1, but it's not working.

On the first execution, Everything fills search box but not select results. On the second execution (the window is already opened) it selects the result, but it's not bottom but top.

Am I missing something?

[void]

Please see Command line option "-focus-xxx-result" doesn't work for a fix.