Command line options
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It is possible to start wxPropView via command line. Furthermore, you can control the starting behavior using parameters. The supported parameter are as follows:
width or w | Defines the startup width of wxPropView. Example: width=640 |
height or h | Defines the startup height of wxPropView. Example: height=460 |
xpos or x | Defines the startup x position of wxPropView. |
ypos or y | Defines the startup x position of wxPropView. |
splitterRatio | Defines the startup ratio of the position of the property grids splitter. Values between [gt] 0 and [lt] 1 are valid. Example: splitterRatio=0.5 |
propgridwidth or pgw | Defines the startup width of the property grid. |
debuginfo or di | Will display debug information in the property grid. |
dic | Will display invisible (currently shadowed) components in the property grid. |
displayCountX or dcx | Defines the number of images displayed in horizontal direction. |
displayCountY or dcy | Defines the number of images displayed in vertical direction. |
fulltree or ft | Will display the complete property tree (including the data not meant to be accessed by the user) in the property grid. Example (Tree will be shown): fulltree=1 |
device or d | Will directly open a device with a particular serial number. |
qsw | Will forcefully hide or show the Quick Setup Wizard, regardless of the default settings. Example (Quick Setup Wizard will be shown): qsw=1 |
live | Will directly start live acquisition from the device opened via device or d directly. |
From https://www.matrix-vision.com/manuals/SDK_GUI_Tools/GUI_mvPropView_CommandLineInterface.html