Hi list,
after realizing that splitter.jar outputs its resulting files in
the current working directory of the calling process, I decided
to implement a directory-switch.
The main motivation is to have a clean file hierarchy for
automated OSM conversion scripting. This change might seem
Hi Chris,
I in fact called it --output-dir initially. However when I first
typed it at the commandline, I caught myself writing --destdir.
I realized that --destdir is just the name of the option for a
lot of tools when specifying a target directory I'm used to.
But if you deem --output-dir
Hi Markus,
It's not my code, it's everyone's :) I don't feel particularly strongly
about it and in fact was trying to think of examples of other apps without
much success. If you think destdir's more commonly used then that's good
enough for me.
Hi Chris,
I in fact called it --output-dir
Chris Miller chris_overs...@hotmail.com writes:
I in fact called it --output-dir initially. However when I first typed
it at the commandline, I caught myself writing --destdir. I realized
that --destdir is just the name of the option for a lot of tools when
specifying a target
Hi,
I have to agree with Greg; while reasoning about this kind of
motoric automatism, I also came to the conclusion that --destdir
is usually used to move stuff (eg. when compiling after code with
configure/make), while this isn't the case here.
It might be more comprehensible with
