I think I understood:
if no x, yx keys are specified on the command line, their default value is 5
if only x, yx keys are explicitly indicated in the command line, without values, their default value is 9
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yes, x means extremum
so x without number sets most extremum mode x[N] specifies the level of extremum.
default mode without x is 5.
highest value (extremum) is 9.
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GUI Parameters: Does the "yx" works as "yx=9" ?
yes
Igor, Is it Possible to find out for which keys the default values in the command line and GUI are different?
Command line and gui values must be identical.
It is clear, just in the help table 19.00 for 7z., switch -m, default value yx = 5
Last edit: AlexS 2019-03-31
yx[N]
x[N]
default level is
5
, like x5.x9
, andx
are both for level9
.If you need best compression, you don't need to think about exact number in switch. Just write:
x yx
I think I understood:
if no x, yx keys are specified on the command line, their default value is 5
if only x, yx keys are explicitly indicated in the command line, without values, their default value is 9
yes,
x
means extremumso
x
without number sets most extremum modex[N]
specifies the level of extremum.default mode without
x
is 5.highest value (extremum) is 9.
Thank you, now everything is clear.