trying to launch gzdoom via commandline and bind a key at the same time
gzdoom.exe +bind q +example
it is reading the plus on the keybind as a new command, cannot figure out how to escape it
quotes appear to be ignored and anything else gets tacked onto the keybind breaking it
commandline keybinds question
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commandline keybinds question
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Re: commandline keybinds question
This definitely works for me:
I'm not sure if it'll work in every other case, though. Better create an autoexec.cfg and add your commands there.
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gzdoom.exe +"bind q +example"Re: commandline keybinds question
ah thanks! I didn't think to put the quotes around the entire string
just realized I can store the commands in a .cfg and pull it in with +exec file.cfg that would be much less messy
just realized I can store the commands in a .cfg and pull it in with +exec file.cfg that would be much less messy