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2014-06-15 2014-07-14
Restored revision 1402640273. Undoing revision 1402791591. (martin) (hidden) 5.6 Bug 14 Remote file can be opened for editing in a standalone internal editor using /edit command-line parameter. (martin)
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winscp.exe <session_url>[/path/[file]] winscp.exe <session_url>[/path/[file]]
winscp.exe [mysession] [/newinstance] winscp.exe [mysession] [/newinstance]
 +winscp.exe [mysession] /edit <path>
winscp.exe [mysession] /synchronize [local_directory] [remote_directory] [/defaults] winscp.exe [mysession] /synchronize [local_directory] [remote_directory] [/defaults]
winscp.exe [mysession] /keepuptodate [local_directory] [remote_directory] [/defaults] winscp.exe [mysession] /keepuptodate [local_directory] [remote_directory] [/defaults]
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==== Operations ==== ==== Operations ====
The following parameters can be used to create a shortcut that initiates operation in GUI mode. They are not intended for automation, for that see [[scripting]]. The following parameters can be used to create a shortcut that initiates operation in GUI mode. They are not intended for automation, for that see [[scripting]].
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 +Use ''/edit'' to open a remote file in WinSCP [[ui_editor|internal editor]].
With ''/synchronize'' or ''/keepuptodate'' parameter WinSCP performs //Synchronize// or //Keep remote directory up to date// commands respectively on the specified session and directories. A dialog to set options is displayed first. With ''/synchronize'' or ''/keepuptodate'' parameter WinSCP performs //Synchronize// or //Keep remote directory up to date// commands respectively on the specified session and directories. A dialog to set options is displayed first.

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