product-hkcu\Shortcuts
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/painter painterName or /p painterName
Identifies the target painter. See the section above.
/library objectLibName or /l objectLibName
Identifies the library for an open or inherit operation.
/file fileName or /f fileName
Identify the file. For the painter FileEdit opens the specified file in the editor. For the painter Report, opens the specified .psr in the editor.
/open objectName or /o objectName
Identifies the object that the painter should be opened to display. The object MUST be in the library specified in the /library option.
/inherit ancestorName or /i ancestorName
Create a new object that inherits from the passed object that must be in the library specified in the /library option.
/argument argument or /a argument
A painter dependent argument. Used by Sybase only.
/new or /n
Indicates that a new object should be created.
/run or /r
Runs the painter. Used with painter project to run a project. Used with painter runreport to preview a datawindow. Used with form to preview a form.
/runonly or /ro
Run the painter and then close immediately. This can be used with the painter project to run a project and exit.
/appname appObjName or /ap appObjName
Specify the application object name. The object must exist in the library specified by /applibrary.
/applibrary appLibraryName or /appl appLibraryName
Indicates the library that the application is in. If there is only a single library in the library list, then the /librarylist parameter does not have to be specified.
/searchlist libList or /s libList
/librarylist libList or /libraryl libList
/path libList or /pat libList
Specify the library list. This does not need to be specified if the /applibrary is the only library.
/sdi
Indicates that the painter should operate in SDI look mode. This is done by maximizing the sheet and removing MDI menu items and decorations. The behavior of the frame is modified as well. When no sheet is visible, then the frame is made invisible.
/url painterUrl or /u painterUrl
Open according to an URL. See the section on URLs.
URLs may also be entered as the command line for custom toolbar items in the toolbar customization dialogs.
