Basic CLI config handling #23
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Allows for specifying configuration options via CLI arguments,
Should in theory work with most Serializable options in
ShowConfiguration.cshowever I have not tested "complex" data structures.Config is stacked in the following order, with 3 taking priority over 2, and 2 priority over 1:
-config-file=<path>-config-<option>=<value>Loading a configuration file with the UI will override all configured launch configuration options set via launch flags.
Also note the
ReadCLIConfig()call at the start is to fix a race condition with having no Config file set in flags,It gets re-applied after the initial Config file load via
-config-file, load button doesn't do this.EXAMPLE:
-config-file=configfile.shwcfg --config-targetframerate=120(yes it handles both single and double dashes, for flexiblity)