Use -cmd option to define a startup auto-command

Joe - Wed 20/06/2012 22:51:45 CEST +0200

I tried to run a KiTTY command "kitty -telnet localhost -title Test -P 2020 -putty -cmd 4".
     -putty: Disable with one option all KiTTY new features
     -cmd: Define a startup auto-command as 4
But the startup command 4 isn't executed. If I remove the option -putty, the startup command 4 is executed as expect. Anyone has idea why?

Cyd - Wed 20/06/2012 23:23:47 CEST +0200

Because -cmd is a KiTTY special new features , and -putty disable all KiTTY special new features.

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