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To launch GAMGI, just type <b>gamgi</b> on a shell window and press <b>Return</b>.
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GAMGI can also be launched with an unlimited number of command line parameters,
each one naming a GAMGI XML file, for example, <b>gamgi file1.xml file2.xml</b>.
These files are automatically imported, in the order they were typed
(<b>file1.xml</b> first, then <b>file2.xml</b>, etc.), exactly as if the files
had been imported in the same sequence, one by one, after launching GAMGI,
using <b>File Import</b>.
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This is particularly useful to configure GAMGI automatically, immediately after
it starts, by reading configuration information from a file. For example, adding
the line <b>alias gamgi='gamgi $HOME/gamgi/defaults.xml'</b> to the file
<b>$HOME/.bashrc</b>, prompts GAMGI to read <b>$HOME/gamgi/defaults.xml</b>
everytime it starts, providing a simple, flexible way to initialize GAMGI with the
user preferences indicated in <b>defaults.xml</b>. Launching GAMGI by typing
<b>gamgi data.xml</b> will result in: 1) GAMGI starts; 2) GAMGI imports
<b>$HOME/gamgi/defaults.xml</b>; 3) GAMGI imports <b>data.xml</b>.
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GAMGI supports HTTP 1.0/1.1 and anonymous FTP (PASV) protocols (the most recent),
so file.xml can be a local file, as <b>/home/user/local_file.xml</b> or
<b>../directory/local_file.xml</b>, or a remote file, such as
<b>http://website/remote_file.xml</b> or <b>ftp://ftp_server/pub/remote_file.xml</b>.
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When an error is found in a file, GAMGI shows a message describing the
problem and ignores the file. The downstream files (not red yet), are
also ignored.
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