Are there any command line arguments for starting dolphin?

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Are there any command line arguments for starting dolphin?

Tim M
I've been searching around to find out if there are any command line
arguments for starting dolphin, but can't find any handy references on
this?

Are there any - and are they documented anywhere?

In particular I am wondering if there is anything that lets me specify
that a specific package gets loaded - or a way of injecting a piece of
runnable code - to cause something to get loaded.

I am thinking about getting a "Cruise Control" for Dophin going - in
that I want to test loading my packages into a clean image, run some
tests and then create a .zip file from those clean tested components
that can be downloaded by others.  I might need a scripting convention
to do this (might copy RANT - but definitely don't want to create an
XML based language).

When you get this going, other features are having a viewable log of
pass/failures (probably from a web browser) and hooking in the already
available CruiseControl tray icon to warn you if this goes wrong.

All of this could ulimately be hooked into a repository so we can start
fixing each others stuff and create up to date versions that people can
download. Detecting a checkin - and then doing this automatically is
what I am thinking of. This might be involve Omnibase (and I'm going to
talk to David about this) or maybe Subversion.

Tim