Currently, if you run "fet-cl --version" it makes a directory "logs" and writes there a "result.txt" file with this information (in addition to the information output on the terminal).
Is this a wrong behavior, and it should only write to the terminal?
I think it's enough write only to terminal.
But one suggestion: the fet --help is hard to read. I think would better similar as:
Usage: fet-cl --inputfile=FILE [other options]
Other options are:
--outputdir=DIR the path to results directory, without trailing slash or backslash (default is current working path). Make sure you have write permissions there.
--timelimitseconds=NUM the time limit in seconds (default 2000000000, which is practically infinite)
...
Thank you for your valuable suggestions!
I improved the fet-cl usage using your approach, but not identical. I hope you'll like it. Please get the latest (private) snapshot and let me know as soon as possible if it is OK. Temporary location: https://lalescu.ro/liviu/Backup-fet/ (only tar.bz2 for now).
About writing only to the terminal: unfortunately, things are a bit more complicated. I kept things as they were. I will think about it.
Quote from: Liviu Lalescu on February 08, 2020, 07:56:39 PM
I improved the fet-cl usage using your approach, but not identical. I hope you'll like it.
Yes, it's more better. Thanks! :)
You are welcome! Thank you for your suggestion!
Zsolt, I added a new version (see the Snapshots announcement), could you check it please? I don't create a new directory/file unless beginning generation, and other minor improvements. Check that command-line works OK in some tests.
I think it's okay :)