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Jin commandline arguments

To pass commandline arguments to Jin, simply specify them at the end of the command you use to run Jin. For example, ~/chess/jin-2.13/jin [argument1] [argument2] or java -jar jin.jar [argument1].

Each argument specifies a parameter name and a parameter value, separated by an equals sign (=), for example, color=blue is an argument with a parameter name color and a parameter value blue. When specifying a boolean parameter whose value is true you may omit the equals sign and the value. For example, beNice=true and beNice are equivalent.

Unless otherwise specified, the order of the arguments is not imporant.

Login arguments (since Jin 2.13)

These arguments are used as if you entered their values into the login dialog you get when Jin starts up.

Examples: