Difference between revisions of "AnyWave:MATLAB Batch"
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| − | This is quite simple. First, you need to edit the desc.txt and add | + | This is quite simple. First, you need to edit the desc.txt and add the CanRunFromCommandLine flag:<br/> |
| + | Note: you can also use the NoDataRequired if your plugin does not a file to be open in AnyWave to run.<br/> | ||
| + | In this case the flags line will be: flags = CanRunFromCommandLine:NoDataRequired<br/> | ||
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Revision as of 15:32, 30 March 2020
Introduction
One of the features of AnyWave is to run some processes in batch.
This means that you can use a dedicated GUI to program several processing on many files and execute all this processing
This feature is accessible from here:
Make my plugin compatible
This is quite simple. First, you need to edit the desc.txt and add the CanRunFromCommandLine flag:
Note: you can also use the NoDataRequired if your plugin does not a file to be open in AnyWave to run.
In this case the flags line will be: flags = CanRunFromCommandLine:NoDataRequired
name = MyPlugin description = do something in MATLAB category = Process:Test:MyPlugin flags = CanRunFromCommandLine
