EyeBatch allows images to be processed by a command line (MSDOS prompt). This is convenient if you want to add batch processing functionality to your own programs.

The first step is to create a batch script file by running the program normally and saving a script. The script is called in the command line.

The command line format is as follows:
EyeBatch [flags] [Script file path] ; [Output Directory Path] ; [SourceImage, SourceFolder, etc..]

Be sure to use the semicolon ";" to separate the parameters, and use a comma to separate the source images and directories. To specify a directory of images, simply place the directory path in the list of images. To overwrite existing images, add the flag "/o" before the script file as shown in the example. Without specifying the "/o" flag, EyeBatch will not overwrite the image. Any errors will by written to the Error.log file which resides in the application path (directory where EyeBatch.exe is stored).

Flags

• /o     Overwrite Image
• /s     Include images in all sub directories
• /h     Do not spawn DOS window when processing

Example:

The following will process 2 specific images and all image files in the c:\My Documents\Images folder. It will use the Test.ebs script and save all images to the c:\OutputFolder directory. It will overwrite any existing images.

EyeBatch /o c:\My Documents\Scripts\Test.ebs ; c:\OutputFolder\ ; c:\Image1.jpg, c:\Image2.png, c:\My Documents\Images\