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kjscmd(1)							     kjscmd(1)

NAME
       kjscmd - A tool for running KJSEmbed scripts from the command line

SYNOPSIS
       kjscmd kjscmd [Qt-options] [KDE-options] [options] [file]

DESCRIPTION
       kjscmd  is a tool for launching KJSEmbed scripts from the command line,
       and can also provide a console for running commands  interactively.  It
       will  run  the  named file using KJSEmbed (or read a file from stdin if
       '-' is specified).

OPTIONS
       --console -c
	      Enables the graphical console. The console will not  be  visible
	      unless  the script enters the event loop or the --exec parameter
	      is used. If no script was specified on the command line then the
	      event loop is entered automatically.

       --interactive -i
	      Enables the interactive command line prompt.

       --exec Tells kjscmd to enter the event loop after executing the script.
	      This option is rarely used, but it can be handy if you  want  to
	      use  the console to examine the state of the interpreter after a
	      non-graphical script has executed.

       --nogui
	      Tells kjscmd not to create an X connection. This allows  you  to
	      use  scripts  without  needing  an X server (though with reduced
	      functionality).

BUGS
       There are probably lots of bugs.	 Use  http://bugs.kde.org/  to	report
       them.

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