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== Command Line Arguments ==
 
== Command Line Arguments ==
  
If you run with the command line parameters=paramaters_b then after the regular parameters file runs, then the system looks for parameters_b.py and uses that to override values that you might want to tweak ( or completely redo.  There are two examples in the directory follow the pattern in them and you should be fine ).
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If you run with the command line parameters=paramaters_b then after the regular parameters file run, the system looks for parameters_b.py and uses that to override values that you might want to tweak ( or completely redo.  There are two examples in the directory follow the pattern in them and you should be fine ).
  
 
This can be especially useful if you want to run two copies connected to different ports and possibly running in different modes.  In this case it is also nice to change ( its in parameters ) the '''icon''' and '''color''' for each instance of the program.  You can write or use the little bat file to start them ( although this leaves a dos console hanging around )  Command line arguments can also be placed in shortcuts.  In either case they may take some tweaking to run in/from your file locations.
 
This can be especially useful if you want to run two copies connected to different ports and possibly running in different modes.  In this case it is also nice to change ( its in parameters ) the '''icon''' and '''color''' for each instance of the program.  You can write or use the little bat file to start them ( although this leaves a dos console hanging around )  Command line arguments can also be placed in shortcuts.  In either case they may take some tweaking to run in/from your file locations.

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