Darag'n'drop support for the executables #106
-
|
It would be great if we could simply drag'n'drop a .DMP file onto the .EXE file and it would automatically generate a text or json file output. (Also, why not mention the binaries before talking all about how to run the Python script? 🙃) |
Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
Replies: 2 comments
-
It is a command line tool, nothing more and nothing less. For UIs that do not support this directly, there are certainly tools that do this. Not planned.
The users all have a different focus |
Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
-
|
Assuming the question refers to the use of drag and drop in Windows: Use a shortcut as described e. g. on How to pass a filename by drag-and-drop to a shortcut in Windows. The name of the .dmp file to be d&d must then be placed with parameter -i at the end of the list:
If you additonal want the output file to have the same name as the file transferred via d&d, write a small batch that extracts the name of the transferred file which then call the decode-config.exe and calls this batch using a Windows template. |
Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
Assuming the question refers to the use of drag and drop in Windows:
Use a shortcut as described e. g. on How to pass a filename by drag-and-drop to a shortcut in Windows. The name of the .dmp file to be d&d must then be placed with parameter -i at the end of the list:
/path/to/decode-config.exe -o /path/to/jsonfile.json -iIf you additonal want the output file to have the same name as the file transferred via d&d, write a small batch that extracts the name of the transferred file which then call the decode-config.exe and calls this batch using a Windows template.