Hi Marcin,
I integrated your patch, and added your example and more details in the
usage() function.
But correct me if I am wrong, "continue" should be "break" here :
// Now execute the merge process once for each existing file:
for (int i=2; i < argc; i++) {
char * sourceFileName = argv[i];
if (strlen(sourceFileName) == 1 && sourceFileName[0] == '-')
{
char thisFile[1024] = "";
while( fgets(thisFile, sizeof(thisFile), stdin) ) {
int l = strlen(thisFile);
if( l <= 1)
break;//continue; <- or how do we stop the process ?
if( thisFile[l-1] != '\n') {
fprintf(stderr, "File name too long (max: %d chars)\n",
Or I don't understand how someone can stop entering base names by hand.
Pascal
Marcin Kasperski a écrit :
> The following patch (written against scid-3.6.19-rc2) adds new
> way of running scmerge. One can now write
>
> scmerge newbase -
>
> and supply the list of merged bases on standard input (one by
> one, separated by newline).
>
> I wrote it after getting 'argument list too long' error once more
> (not that hard to obtain, spliteco to 1000 parts and then try
> merging them back). It may also make shell scripts marginally
> simpler, one can now for instance write
>
> find . -name '*.si3' | sed s/\.si3// | scmerge newbase -
>
> Note: the patch is smaller than it seems. I factored out the
> merging code to separate function, so the diff is pretty large,
> but the main difference is just in the handling of '-' arg...
>
> PS Traditional "scmerge newbase oldbase1 oldbase2" of course
> still works.
>
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