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Feb 26, 2019
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Jan Möbius
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Created Python scripting docu page (mostly blank)
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* - \subpage dataFlow "Dataflow"
* - \subpage options "Command line options and config files"
* - \subpage scripting
* - \subpage python_scripting "OpenFlipper Scripting with python"
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* \subpage misc
* - \ref changelog
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/*!
\page python-scripting OpenFlipper Python Scripting and Batch Mode
\section python_scripting_batch_mode OpenFlipper Batch mode with python
OpenFlipper can be started in batch mode without a graphical user interface by providing "-b"
as a command line option. Furthermore you have to provide an OpenFlipper python script (extension is .ofp),
which will get executed. To get output to the command line, you also have to provide the command
line switch "-c". Only plugins which support batch mode ( They implement an nogui() function ), will
be loaded. For example, no renderers, postprocessors or other plugins providing only user interface
or graphical functionality will be loaded. You can see on the command line (when "-c" is given),
which plugins are activated and which are skipped in batch mode.
*/
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