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Command Line Interface

--compile

--compile <input file path> [output file path] - compiles the file and exits
sanny.exe --compile C:\myscm.txt C:\myscm.scm
The output file path parameter is optional. If there is no output path parameter, the compiler uses the format rules to compute the output file name.
The input file must have no errors. If there are errors found during compilation, they will be logged in the file compile.log. When compilation ends, the program shuts down.
Shortcut: -c

--decompile

--decompile <input file path> [output file path] - decompiles the file and exits
sanny.exe --decompile C:\myscm.scm C:\myscm.txt
The output file path parameter is optional. If there is no output path parameter, the compiler uses the format rules to compute the output file name.
The input file must have no errors. If there are errors found during decompilation, they will be logged in the file compile.log. When decompilation ends, the program shuts down.
Shortcut: -d
--use-source - optional argument that makes the decompiler use the source code embedded in the script (if present). By default the source is ignored.
sanny.exe --decompile C:\1.cs --use-source

--debug

--debug - toggles debug options
sanny.exe --debug 110000

--game

--game <game> - selects the default mode for the given game. Known game values are:
  • gta3
  • vc
  • sa
  • lcs
  • vcs
  • vc_mobile
  • sa_mobile
Shortcut: -g
sanny.exe --game sa

--mode

--mode <id> - selects the mode by id. Modes and their ids are defined in the modes.xml file.
Shortcut: -m
sanny.exe --mode vcs_psp

--no-splash

--no-splash - runs Sanny Builder without the splash screen
sanny.exe --no-splash

-x

-x <file path> - sets the path to the file with the edit modes configuration
sanny.exe -x ..\my-modes.xml

--option

Available since v3.8.0
-o <option name> <value> - sets the value of the specified option. To set multiple options, list each of them individually:
-o <option1 name> <option1 value> -o <option2 name> <option2 value> ... -o <optionN name> <optionN value>
Option name can be one of the following:
This list is not final and subject to change at any moment.
Name
Allowed Values
Options Tab
0, 1
Editor
0, 1
Editor
0, 1
Editor
0, 1
Editor
0, 1
Editor
0, 1
Editor
0, 1
Editor
0, 1
Editor
0, 1
Editor
0, 1
Editor
0..65535
Editor
known locale id
General
0, 1
General
0, 1
General
0, 1
General
0, 1
General
0, 1
General
0, 1
Formats
0, 1, 2
Formats
0, 1
General
0, 1
General
0, 1
General
0, 1
General
0, 1
General
0, 1
General
0, 1
General
0, 1
Formats
0, 1
Formats
0, 1
Formats
0, 1, 2
Formats
Options set via CLI are not persistent and only applied to the current session. On the next launch Sanny Builder will use values stored in the settings.ini.
Shortcut: -o
sanny.exe -o Compiler::CheckConditions 0 -o Editor::LanguageService 1