Really bored, read through some of the script threads. Came across Wildstar being lazy blah blah blah, well he came up with writing a batch file to open his SWATH/TWX now while talking with T.R. is it possible to set port or certain things through a script or batch in TWX?

twxproxy /p 1234

Sets port to 1234

Ahh..useful stuff. thx

/p = sets port

/dblist = lists available .xdb files

/dbcreate = creates a new db

/sectors = sets sector count (prolly for dbcreate)

/script = will someday load a specific script, doesn't work right now.

We need a /db switch to set the database, I don't see one.

if you create a new DB will it se it to default?

I have a modified version of TWX that includes a switch to set the DB. The only downside is in doing so, it broke the port select switch, so it is not as useful as some would like.

it is interesting to think of what possibly could be done...

Nod. In a future ver I'm sure there'll be a functional select DB and a functional script setup.

What would be nice is a command-line way of running twxproxy and having it load a script,
then have twxproxy quit when done.

That script could then output results to a file, and it could be parsed for errors. Would make
it possible for sysops to use the twgs scheduler to regularly run scripts without keeping
twxproxy in memory.

That is so true I suppose we can only hope.

Cheers

Is all that really too far fetched? It sounds really do able but Im also not a programmer...

it's do-able, it's just with the way all the code is intertwined it takes some time pouring thru it to figure it all out.

Almost reminds me of sifting through a strainer full of spaghetti

Cheers

How did you know what I had for dinner??

All that talk of pasta sauce, some of it must've leaked thru...