Does SS take any command line arguments? Like maybe a word to search for (SwiftSearch.exe some_song.mp3)? It would be cool to be able use SS in 'Send To' menu and so on.
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Nope, sorry. I'm confused what functionality you would expect from invoking it from "Send To" though. Also, there's a console version in the v1.5 folder, and if I remember correctly it takes a couple of arguments:
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Thanks. I would like to send the search string from command line not using text entry box. I'd like to use GUI (so not console) version of the program: SwiftSearch.exe "some words I want to search". For example I would select notepad.exe in Explorer window and using SendTo menu would send it to SwiftSearch.exe which would then find all duplicates of notepad.exe on my HD.
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I just saw your comment (when you post anonymously it goes into a moderation queue that doesn't notify me). Hm I see... that may be a possibility. If I don't get around to it in the next month or so feel free to remind me!
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If possible I would send file or folder names directly (via batch file that strips the path) to SwiftSearch (GUI!) form Explorer using SendTo menu:
SwiftSearch.exe notepad.exe
or
SwiftSearch.exe some_file.jpg
This would find all the duplicates of notepad.exe (or any other file) on my hard disk.
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I want SwiftSearch.exe command line version that would extract results to a human-readable file like CSV or TXT, which would be great for our automation tasks, with courtesy of SwiftSearch developers of course.
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Does SS take any command line arguments? Like maybe a word to search for (SwiftSearch.exe some_song.mp3)? It would be cool to be able use SS in 'Send To' menu and so on.
Nope, sorry. I'm confused what functionality you would expect from invoking it from "Send To" though. Also, there's a console version in the v1.5 folder, and if I remember correctly it takes a couple of arguments:
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Thanks. I would like to send the search string from command line not using text entry box. I'd like to use GUI (so not console) version of the program:
SwiftSearch.exe "some words I want to search". For example I would select notepad.exe in Explorer window and using SendTo menu would send it to SwiftSearch.exe which would then find all duplicates of notepad.exe on my HD.I just saw your comment (when you post anonymously it goes into a moderation queue that doesn't notify me). Hm I see... that may be a possibility. If I don't get around to it in the next month or so feel free to remind me!
If possible I would send file or folder names directly (via batch file that strips the path) to SwiftSearch (GUI!) form Explorer using SendTo menu:
or
This would find all the duplicates of notepad.exe (or any other file) on my hard disk.
I want SwiftSearch.exe command line version that would extract results to a human-readable file like CSV or TXT, which would be great for our automation tasks, with courtesy of SwiftSearch developers of course.
Hi! I'm confused, does the existing command-line version not do what you want? (See SwiftSearchConsole.exe in the Version 1.5 folder for example.)