Command line search
Command line search
Version 1.4.X has the es.exe utility to search from the command line, but it doesn't work for version 1.5. Are you planning to create a similar utility for version 1.5? Ideally, everything.exe itself should do that same function.
Re: Command line search
The Everything 1.5 alpha currently runs in a "1.5a" instance.
Please try running ES with -instance 1.5a
For example:
es -instance 1.5a foo bar
-or-
If you are not using Everything 1.4, please disable the 1.5a instance:
Please try running ES with -instance 1.5a
For example:
es -instance 1.5a foo bar
-or-
If you are not using Everything 1.4, please disable the 1.5a instance:
- From the Start menu, search for: Notepad
- Right click Notepad and click Run as administrator.
- In Notepad, open your Everything-1.5a.ini in the same location as your Everything.exe
- Change the following line:
alpha_instance=1
to:
alpha_instance=0 - Save changes and exit Notepad.
- Restart Everything 1.5.
Re: Command line search
Thanks void, today is late, I'll do it tomorrow.
Re: Command line search
Alternative when using the 1.5a instance:
The alpha version of Everything 1.5 uses a named instance - 1.5a - to be able to run it side-by-side with the stable 1.4 version.
You can use ES.exe -instance 1.5a ... to talk to Everything 1.5.
You probably don't want to type this everytime. Save the instance name to use to a settings file ( ES.ini in the folder where your ES.exe resides), execute the following command:
From now on you can do your regular
The alpha version of Everything 1.5 uses a named instance - 1.5a - to be able to run it side-by-side with the stable 1.4 version.
You can use ES.exe -instance 1.5a ... to talk to Everything 1.5.
You probably don't want to type this everytime. Save the instance name to use to a settings file ( ES.ini in the folder where your ES.exe resides), execute the following command:
Code: Select all
ES.exe -instance 1.5a -save-settings
es -size -dm sizecolor 13 -dmcolor 11 -sort dm -n 10
Re: Command line search
Thanks, NotNull, I had missed this message...