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The input setup will try set the input file extensions to .subcode and .toc, with the intention that it can be used with just image_name and it will find image_name.subcode and image_name.toc. But if the image name has a dot in it like image.name, then the final part gets replaced (image.subcode).
Better logic would be:
Try opening as-is (so it can be called, as in previous versions, with image_name.subcode)
If not found, try adding (not replacing) .subcode
Then to find the toc:
If the subcode was successfully opened in a file ending in .subcode, replace the extension with .toc
Otherwise probably just don't try to find the toc? Maybe try adding it?
Take a command line option that specifically says where to find the toc?
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The input setup will try set the input file extensions to
.subcode
and.toc
, with the intention that it can be used with justimage_name
and it will findimage_name.subcode
andimage_name.toc
. But if the image name has a dot in it likeimage.name
, then the final part gets replaced (image.subcode
).Better logic would be:
image_name.subcode
).subcode
Then to find the toc:
.subcode
, replace the extension with.toc
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: