Plugin:CmdLine/en - Revision history

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2018-08-30T16:31:28Z

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	Lets you control Miranda from the command line. It uses an additional executable file (<tt>MimCmd.exe</tt>) to pass command line arguments to Miranda. <tt>MimCmd.exe</tt> can be placed anywhere, it doesn't have to be in Miranda's main folder.		Lets you control Miranda from the command line. It uses an additional executable file (<tt>MimCmd.exe</tt>) to pass command line arguments to Miranda. <tt>MimCmd.exe</tt> can be placed anywhere, it doesn't have to be in Miranda's main folder.

	{{TNT\|Tip\| If plugin is running from .cmd file there may be problems with displaying diacritics. You need to ~~set~~ "chcp 1252" and save the file in latin1 encoding. If running from cmd window, no tricks needed.}}		{{TNT\|Tip\| If plugin is running from .cmd file there may be problems with displaying diacritics. You need to add "chcp 1252" and save the file in latin1 encoding. If running from cmd window, no tricks needed.}}

	== Available commands ==		== Available commands ==

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2018-08-30T16:28:26Z

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	Lets you control Miranda from the command line. It uses an additional executable file (<tt>MimCmd.exe</tt>) to pass command line arguments to Miranda. <tt>MimCmd.exe</tt> can be placed anywhere, it doesn't have to be in Miranda's main folder.		Lets you control Miranda from the command line. It uses an additional executable file (<tt>MimCmd.exe</tt>) to pass command line arguments to Miranda. <tt>MimCmd.exe</tt> can be placed anywhere, it doesn't have to be in Miranda's main folder.

			{{TNT\|Tip\| If plugin is running from .cmd file there may be problems with displaying diacritics. You need to set "chcp 1252" and save the file in latin1 encoding. If running from cmd window, no tricks needed.}}

	== Available commands ==		== Available commands ==

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2017-12-26T16:37:25Z

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	{{TNT\|Important\|This plugin will not work correctly when multiple instances of Miranda and the plugin are running at the same time. Do not run more than one instance of the plugin at the same time!}}		{{TNT\|Important\|This plugin will not work correctly when multiple instances of Miranda and the plugin are running at the same time. Do not run more than one instance of the plugin at the same time!}}

	~~This plugin lets~~ you control Miranda from the command line. It uses an additional executable file (<tt>MimCmd.exe</tt>) to pass command line arguments to Miranda. <tt>MimCmd.exe</tt> can be placed anywhere, it doesn't have to be in Miranda's main folder.		Lets you control Miranda from the command line. It uses an additional executable file (<tt>MimCmd.exe</tt>) to pass command line arguments to Miranda. <tt>MimCmd.exe</tt> can be placed anywhere, it doesn't have to be in Miranda's main folder.

FuzzyBot: Updating to match new version of source page

2017-12-26T13:58:58Z

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	{{PluginCard}}		<languages/>{{PluginCard}}
	{{Important\|This plugin will not work correctly when multiple instances of Miranda and the plugin are running at the same time. Do not run more than one instance of the plugin at the same time!}}
			{{TNT\|Important\|This plugin will not work correctly when multiple instances of Miranda and the plugin are running at the same time. Do not run more than one instance of the plugin at the same time!}}

	This plugin lets you control Miranda from the command line. It uses an additional executable file (<tt>MimCmd.exe</tt>) to pass command line arguments to Miranda. <tt>MimCmd.exe</tt> can be placed anywhere, it doesn't have to be in Miranda's main folder.		This plugin lets you control Miranda from the command line. It uses an additional executable file (<tt>MimCmd.exe</tt>) to pass command line arguments to Miranda. <tt>MimCmd.exe</tt> can be placed anywhere, it doesn't have to be in Miranda's main folder.
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	== Available commands ==		== Available commands ==

	Type <tt>mimcmd.exe help</tt> to get a list of available commands. To get help information for the specified command type <tt>mimcmd.exe help <command></tt>.		Type <tt>mimcmd.exe help</tt> to get a list of available commands. To get help information for the specified command type <tt>mimcmd.exe help <command></tt>.

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2015-11-25T12:49:39Z

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	{{~~Note~~\|This plugin will not work correctly when multiple instances of Miranda and the plugin are running at the same time. Do not run more than one instance of the plugin at the same time!}}		{{Important\|This plugin will not work correctly when multiple instances of Miranda and the plugin are running at the same time. Do not run more than one instance of the plugin at the same time!}}

	This plugin lets you control Miranda from the command line. It uses an additional executable file (<tt>MimCmd.exe</tt>) to pass command line arguments to Miranda. <tt>MimCmd.exe</tt> can be placed anywhere, it doesn't have to be in Miranda's main folder.		This plugin lets you control Miranda from the command line. It uses an additional executable file (<tt>MimCmd.exe</tt>) to pass command line arguments to Miranda. <tt>MimCmd.exe</tt> can be placed anywhere, it doesn't have to be in Miranda's main folder.

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2015-11-24T18:36:56Z

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	{{~~Message~~\|~~message=~~This plugin will not work correctly when multiple instances of Miranda and the plugin are running at the same time. Do not run more than one instance of the plugin at the same time!}}		{{Note\|This plugin will not work correctly when multiple instances of Miranda and the plugin are running at the same time. Do not run more than one instance of the plugin at the same time!}}

	This plugin lets you control Miranda from the command line. It uses an additional executable file (<tt>MimCmd.exe</tt>) to pass command line arguments to Miranda. <tt>MimCmd.exe</tt> can be placed anywhere, it doesn't have to be in Miranda's main folder.		This plugin lets you control Miranda from the command line. It uses an additional executable file (<tt>MimCmd.exe</tt>) to pass command line arguments to Miranda. <tt>MimCmd.exe</tt> can be placed anywhere, it doesn't have to be in Miranda's main folder.

RMN: info moved to the table (L10n:CmdLine/Commands/Parameters)

2015-08-29T15:54:06Z

info moved to the table (L10n:CmdLine/Commands/Parameters)

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	{{Content:CmdLine/Commands}}		{{Content:CmdLine/Commands}}

	~~=== Status field format ===~~
	~~When filtering contacts by status, plugin expects as <status> one of these constants:~~
	* offline
	* online
	* away
	* dnd
	* na
	* occupied
	* freechat
	* invisible
	* onthephone
	* outtolunch

	{{PluginGroups}}		{{PluginGroups}}

Robyer: Added status constants used for filtering by status

2015-08-29T12:21:49Z

Added status constants used for filtering by status

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	{{Content:CmdLine/Commands}}		{{Content:CmdLine/Commands}}

			=== Status field format ===
			When filtering contacts by status, plugin expects as <status> one of these constants:
			* offline
			* online
			* away
			* dnd
			* na
			* occupied
			* freechat
			* invisible
			* onthephone
			* outtolunch

	{{PluginGroups}}		{{PluginGroups}}

Goraf: +{{Content:CmdLine/Commands}} - lets try sth bigger

2015-06-24T17:21:44Z

+{{Content:CmdLine/Commands}} - lets try sth bigger

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 Type <tt>mimcmd.exe help</tt> to get a list of available commands. To get help information for the specified command type <tt>mimcmd.exe help <command></tt>.
-{| class="wikitable"
+{{Content:CmdLine/Commands}}
-! Command !! Description !! Usage !! Parameters !! Note
 {{PluginGroups}}

RMN: "version" command description

2014-11-11T20:43:48Z

"version" command description

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	\| status \|\| Changes account status either globally or per account. \|\| status <status> [<account>] \|\| <Status>: offline, online, away, dnd, na, occupied, freechat, invisible, onthephone, outtolunch.<br/><Account> is the account to set status for. \|\| <tt>status <status></tt> changes the status globally.		\| status \|\| Changes account status either globally or per account. \|\| status <status> [<account>] \|\| <Status>: offline, online, away, dnd, na, occupied, freechat, invisible, onthephone, outtolunch.<br/><Account> is the account to set status for. \|\| <tt>status <status></tt> changes the status globally.
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	\| version \|\| Shows Miranda's and CmdLine's version numbers. \|\| version \|\|		\| version \|\| Shows Miranda's and CmdLine's version numbers. \|\| version \|\|colspan="2" \| If {{Plugin\|CrashDumper}} plugin is installed, the command shows its version information report.
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	\| xstatus \|\| Changes extended status either globally or per account. \|\| xstatus <xStatus> [<account>] \|\| <xStatus> is the new extended status. Possible values are: ...<br/><Account> is the account to set extended status for. \|\| <tt>xstatus <xStatus></tt> sets the extended status for all accounts.<br/>'''Not all accounts/protocols support extended status.'''		\| xstatus \|\| Changes extended status either globally or per account. \|\| xstatus <xStatus> [<account>] \|\| <xStatus> is the new extended status. Possible values are: ...<br/><Account> is the account to set extended status for. \|\| <tt>xstatus <xStatus></tt> sets the extended status for all accounts.<br/>'''Not all accounts/protocols support extended status.'''