The Show internal command can be used to:
Command Arguments:
Argument |
Type |
Possible values |
Description |
---|---|---|---|
(no argument) |
- |
- |
Opens the standalone
image viewer to display selected
files. |
FILE |
|
<file> |
Specifies the file to show. If you don't provide a filename on the
command line, all selected files will be used. Remember to enclose the
filename in quotes if the path contains any
spaces. |
FULLSCREEN |
/S |
(no value) |
Opens the image viewer in full screen
mode. |
LISTSIBLINGS |
/S |
(no value) |
Automatically populates the "next / previous" list in the viewer with
other files from the current folder. If this argument is not specified,
only the selected files will be available in the viewer. |
NOUSEEXISTING |
/S |
(no value) |
Prevents the re-use of an existing viewer window - a new window will
always be opened. This overrides the Recycle viewer
window option on the Viewer / Standalone Viewer
page in Preferences. |
PLUGIN |
/K |
<plugin name> |
Forces the use of the specified plugin to display the files. Without
this, Opus will automatically determine the best plugin to use (or, for a
format that can be handled internally, no plugin will be used). |
PLUGINABOUT |
/K |
<plugin name> |
Displays the About dialog for the specified plugin.
The <plugin name> can be the either the name of the plugin
DLL (including the .dll extension) or the "pretty name"
of the plugin. |
PLUGINCONFIG |
/K |
<plugin name> |
Displays the configuration dialog for the specified plugin (if it has
one). |
PLUGINDISABLE |
/O |
(no value) |
Toggles the enable state of the specified plugin. If the plugin is
currently enabled it will be disabled, and vice versa. The plugin must be
specified using the PLUGIN
argument. |
|
|
enable |
Enables the plugin specified with the PLUGIN
argument. |
|
|
disable |
Disables the plugin specified with the PLUGIN
argument. |
PLUGINLIST |
/S |
(no value) |
Displays a dynamic list of your installed viewer plugins (acts as a dynamic button). The
generated list contains a sub-menu for each viewer plugin, with commands
to enable/disable, configure and show information about the
plugin. |
PLUGINMANAGER |
/S |
(no value) |
Displays the Viewer / Viewer
Plugins page in Preferences, which lets you see and manage
your installed viewer plugins. |
SLIDESHOW |
/S |
(no value) |
Initiates a slideshow of images. If any files are currently selected in
the source file display, only those images will be shown in the slideshow
- otherwise, all image files in the current folder will be displayed. Use
with the LISTSIBLINGS argument to always include all
files in the folder, irrespective of how many are currently
selected. |
THUMBNAILSIZE |
/K |
<size> |
Sets the size of thumbnails in the active Lister to the specified size
in pixels. This overrides the global thumbnail size set in the File Display
Modes / Thumbnails page in
Preferences. |
|
|
<width>,<height> |
Sets the width and height of thumbnails separately. This lets you have
non-square thumbnail sizes if
desired. |
|
|
<change> |
Adjusts the size of thumbnails in the active Lister by the specified
delta value. You must specify either a leading + or
- to make this a relative size
change. |
|
|
<change w>,<change h> |
Adjusts both the width and height of thumbnails by the specified
deltas. |
|
|
left |
Applies the size change to only the left (or top) file display in
a dual-display
Lister. |
|
|
right |
Applies the size change to only the right (or bottom) file
display. |
|
|
source |
Applies the size change to only the source file
display. |
|
|
dest |
Applies the size change to only the destination file
display. |
|
|
both |
Applies the size change to both file displays in a dual-display Lister.
This is the default behaviour. |
|
|
reset |
Resets the thumbnail size to the value set in
Preferences. |
USEEXISTING |
/S |
(no value) |
Forces the re-use of an existing viewer window - a new window will
never be opened if there is an existing viewer currently open. This
overrides the Recycle viewer window option on the Viewer / Standalone
Viewer page in
Preferences. |
VIEWPANECMD |
/K |
<command> |
Sends commands to the viewer pane (if it's open) that are the equivalent of clicking the buttons in the viewer pane's toolbar. For example, you may want to assign these commands to a hotkey so you can trigger actions in the viewer pane from the keyboard. The available commands are: prev (previous file),
next (next file), rotateleft,
rotateright, zoomfit,
zoomgrow, zoomin,
zoomout,
zoomreset. |