properties — Set application property file
properties
[
{ -s | --set }=filename
[
{ -n | --nocheckset }
]
|
{ -c | --clear }
] {executable...}
This command sets or clears an extended attribute of a LibCXX application that specifies its “property file”. The property file initializes the application's configuration. See the application's documentation for a descriptions of its configuration settings. The properties command only sets the filename where the property settings come from.
With no options, properties displays each
executable
's current property filename
attribute.
--set
replaces any existing property filename attribute
(if any). --clear
removes the property filename attribute
completely, leaving it unspecified.
--set
checks if the property file exists, and reports
an error if the specified property file does not exist. Only the
file's existence is checked, properties has no means
of determining if its contents comprise a valid application configuration.
--nocheckset
disables this check, and the property
filename setting gets updated even if the specified file does not exist.