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Can I use Command Line Parameters with PatchOnClick?

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Can I use Command Line Parameters with PatchOnClick?

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Only the registered version of PatchOnClick accepts command line parameters. If you pass just a single filename then it is assumed that you want to patch a file and the filename given is the patch file, e. g.: PatchOnClick. exe “C:\My Documents\patch. poc” You are then prompted on which file to patch and where to save the patched file. You can patch a file without being prompted by passing the following parameters: PatchOnClick. exe -p “file to patch” “patch filename” “patched filename” This will read the file to patch and the patch file, and produce the patched file. To create a patch file without being prompted: PatchOnClick. exe -c “original filename” “modified filename” “patch filename” This will compare the original and modified files and produce a patch file.

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