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Command line Usage
Macro Player is designed to allow the user playing a macro from the command line environment,
such as batch file, an external program and "Command Prompt".
If you want to use Macro Player on the command line, the syntax of the Macro Player command is:
"C:\Program files\GrassSoft\Macro Expert\MacroPlayer.exe" "MacroFile.msd" [option1:value1 | option2:value1 | - [...]]
Options
"MacroFile" Required parameter, specifies the macro file to play, the file name must be
quoted by a pair of the double quotation marks.
Speed Specifies the initial speed of playback, the speed value should be in range -10 to 10, and the value 0 indicates the original speed.
Pause Specifies whether to pause before playing back.
Quickplay Specifies 0 or 1 to determine whether showing the play option dialog or not.
Times Specifies the total repeat times of playback.
Password Specifies the password to play the macro.
-v Specifies the initial value of the variables. Multiple variables should be separated by the ampersand character & and quoted by the
double quotation marks.
Example
Basic usage:
MacroPlayer.exe "calc.msd" times:1
Quick play:
MacroPlayer.exe "calc.msd" quickplay:1
Given initial play speed:
MacroPlayer.exe "calc.msd" quickplay:1 speed:2
Given initial variables value:
MacroPlayer.exe "calc.msd" quickplay:1 speed:2 -v"name=jack&age=20"
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