After updating to Passolo 2016 it appears the using pslcmd.exe to run a macro does not work.

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After updating to Passolo 2016 it appears the using pslcmd.exe to run a macro does not work. I have a very simple test macro that open a Passolo file and generates a target language file. From a command prompt window if I run "pslcmd.exe /runmacro=\TestPSLCMD.bas" Passolo opens but does not do anything. The same command using Passolo 2011 opens the Passolo file and generates the target language file. Anyone experience this?

Achim Herrmann · Answer

I created a small macro which just contains 
 Sub Main
 MsgBox "Here"
End Sub 
 one line of code and ran it using the command line using pslcmd.exe with SDL Passolo 2011 and SDL Passolo 2016. The result was Ok and in both versions the message box was displayed. So in general it is working properly. I would recommend to contact the support with your special use case and macro.

Adrian Maniu · Answer

Hi Darrell, 
I've tested a sample macro and it works fine. 
 
Note that the macro needs to be located in the Passolo macros folder: 
C:\Users\Public\Documents\Passolo 2016\Macros 
and you don't need to specify the MacroPath. 
 
My command was: 
"C:\Program Files (x86)\SDL\SDL Passolo\SDL Passolo 2016\pslcmd.exe" /runmacro=PslReplaceProjectPathSelected.bas 
 
Kind regards, 
Adrian Maniu.

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After updating to Passolo 2016 it appears the using pslcmd.exe to run a macro does not work.