At 09:08 AM 11/2/2005 -0800, Blair Campbell wrote:
> I don't see how the application will read more than one line of an @ list
> file in main() without an associated loop construct for the fgets(), but
> perhaps I misunderstand the functionality and it's not to do so.
I tested this function with a file list with more than one line, and
it worked fine.
It is not that way in the source+binary version you have released. There
simply isn't a supporting loop construct for the @file fgets() and in a
test, as expected, MD5SUM doesn't parse more than one line of the @
file. You can get multiple files to process if you use wildcards in the
first line, but the second through nth line do not get processed.
In addition, the @ list file line (first one) doesn't work if it has a
directory spec associated with it which is different from current
directory. An incorrect error message about the embedded directory not
existing is displayed.
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