Command line options / ToolTypes
The command line options and ToolTypes are exactly the same, because of theusage of the startup.class. The class provides for the client program one interface of these to startup methods. It uses the normal AmigaDOS template string.

Template
FILE,NODE/K,CLIPBOARD/S,CLIPUNIT/N/K,SCREEN/S,PUBSCREEN/K,REQUESTER/S, BOOKMARK/S,FONTNAME/K,FONTSIZE/N/K,BACKDROP/S,WINDOW/S,PORTNAME/K

FILE

file to open

NODE

If the file consists fo several nodes, open the node given here

CLIPBOARD (not yet implemented)

indicate that the clipboard should be used instead of a file

CLIPUNIT (not yet implemented)

specifies the clipboard unit

SCREEN

specifies that a own screen should be opened

PUBSCREEN

the window should be opened on the specified public screen.

REQUESTER (not yet implemented)

is there for MultiView compatiblity. But what does it ?

BOOKMARK

tries to open the bookmark file (PROGIDR:Bookmarks)

FONTNAME

specifies the name of the font used for the object

FONTSIZE

specifies the height of the font used for the object

BACKDROP

opens the window in backdrop mode

WINDOW

opens the window without the need of specifying a file

PORTNAME

use the given name as the ARexx port