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css --launcher.openFile "<path_to_opi>/file1.opi macro1=A[\58]B, macro2=value2" "<path_to_opi2>/file2.opi"In above example, the value of macro1 is A:B.
css --launcher.openFile "<path_to_opi>/file1.opi macro1=value1, macro2=value2" "<path_to_opi2>/file2.opi"If there is already a CSS instance running, it will open the OPIs in the running CSS. The option --launcher.openFile is not necessary if following lines were added to css.ini:
--launcher.defaultAction openFileNote1: For Linux GTK, ":" is not allowed in macros. Instead using [\58].
-vm /path to/libjvm.soYou may able to find the path to libjvm.so by using command locate libjvm.so See https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=331122