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Interactive Mode

--interactive-mode

 

Interactive Mode lets you type command-line commands to the application from the Windows CMD prompt interactively. This mode only needs to start the application once and is therefore faster.

 

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Interactive Mode is useful for testing out the command-line.

 

Command :

$ nucoda_film_master --interactive-mode

INFO Set current user to "Default".

Interactive mode.  Type --quit to exit.

>

>--list

Projects:

   1: PROJ1                - D:\Nucoda\2014_1\projects\PROJ1

   2: PROJ1.export         - D:\Nucoda\2014_1\projects\PROJ1.export

   3: PROJC                - D:\Nucoda\2014_1\projects\PROJC

>-p PROJ1 --import-folder S:\media\images\testsequences\timeline_tests\CLIP-A-DIR

INFO Opening project "PROJ1" from "D:\Nucoda\2014_1\projects\PROJ1".

INFO Batch Import (running) : "Importing" - importing directory 0 of 1 (0)

INFO Batch Import (running) : "Importing" - importing directory 1 of 1 (100)

INFO Batch Import (completed) : "Importing" - importing directory 1 of 1 (100)

>--quit

 

At the interactive mode prompt (>), you can type any valid command-line command and see the result immediately.

 

Use --quit to exit interactive mode.

 

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