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   - ''--headless'' this argument start GroIMP headless, i.e. without a graphical interface. Usually you also define the project to open as an argument (see 4.).   - ''--headless'' this argument start GroIMP headless, i.e. without a graphical interface. Usually you also define the project to open as an argument (see 4.).
   - ''-a api'' this argument defines which application will be started (current available application: ''imp'', ''cli'', ''api''). By default GroIMP starts with ''imp''.   - ''-a api'' this argument defines which application will be started (current available application: ''imp'', ''cli'', ''api''). By default GroIMP starts with ''imp''.
 +  - ''-p /path/to/a/directory/'' link a directory to the list of loaded plugins. 
   - ''path/to/a/model.gsz'' this argument **requires** to be used last. It gives a model to be opened after start.   - ''path/to/a/model.gsz'' this argument **requires** to be used last. It gives a model to be opened after start.
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 +See more:
 +  * [[:user-guide:command-line-arguments|All command line arguments]]
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 +== Additional model specific parameters ==
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 +It is possible to forward parameters from the command line to the GroIMP simulation using additional parameters beginning with an capital X.
 +so for a variable called number with the value 5 the additional parameter would be ''-Xnumber=5''. This value can than in the simulation be recalled by ''Main.getProperty("number")'' 
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 +A tutorial for this can be found [[:Tutorials:xparametric-model|here]]
  
 **Note: if you run GroIMP from Eclipse, the GroIMP arguments can be set in the Run Configuration...>x() = Arguments>Program arguments** **Note: if you run GroIMP from Eclipse, the GroIMP arguments can be set in the Run Configuration...>x() = Arguments>Program arguments**
  
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