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You can now pass commandline arguments to any launched program by typing "++ any args here" at the end of your search string.
For example:
ping.exe ++ donationcoder.com -n 2
| • | Note1: you dont actually need the space AFTER the ++ but you do need it before the ++. |
| • | Note2: you can use this ++ method both on programs launched via explicit directory browsing, and on those contained within alias results. |
| • | Note3: ++ specified arguments will be ADDED to any existing arguments, so you can combine them. |
| • | Note4: An alias can even specify WHERE exactly in the argument list they should go by using %comlineargs% in the launch string. This makes the ++ technique a very simple way of passing optional info to a non-regular expression alias. |
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