Multple filename in command line #5
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Multple filename in command line
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I just want to support something like:
uchardet$ src/tools/uchardet test/*
test/big5.txt: Big5
test/gb18030.txt: gb18030
test/shift_jis.txt: Shift_JIS
test/utf8.txt: UTF-8
It seems easier to me than having to do a for loop in the shell, what do you think ?
And also, I have change the error message when fopen failed to use perror which reports a more precise error message in my opinion.
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