parse files from command line #42
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Non-file (including folder) will be ignored. Only tested in AppImage. ``` release/Simplest\ File\ Renamer-1.0.2.AppImage a.txt b.txt release/Simplest\ File\ Renamer-1.0.2.AppImage ~/folder/* ```
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😓 sorry I still didn't get around to this PR -- still trying to finish house stuff. Hoping I'll find time for some coding in 2025 🤞 |
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Only tested in AppImage on Linux.
Non-file (including folder) will be ignored. This behaves like the UI's file dialog.
You can use the shell's expansion syntax to add multiple files.
See discussion at #20