Adding command-line support by pulling @smilepleeeaz's improvements into your repository #7
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Made changes to run WinMTR without GUI and print Errors/Reports on the standard output/error console. Added a macro that will switch the GUI/Non GUI mode.
Updated the code for support the WinMTR in console mode using cmd param --report or -r. The original clean windows version can be restored by simply compiling without compile time directive WIN_MTR_NO_GUI
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sorry, I can't merge it for now since it's incompatible with my local build among other things. |
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Your version of WinMTR is console-only.
@smilepleeeaz has created a fork of your version.
His version is dual-mode. By default, it runs in GUI mode. If you call it using a special command-line argument, it runs in console mode instead.
He wrote: "All these changes are under the same GPLv2 license as the original."
Could you please pull his work into your repository?