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New input
New kind of input: to have two arguments corresponding to two files. Then, coming executes the analyzers over the pair.
Doesn't -input files do kind of the same thing?
Though, it needs to be encapsulated within three folders with a particular folder hierarchy.
What args are -input and -location supposed to have in the given case?
Hi @sedflix
Doesn't -input files do kind of the same thing?
This new input will target to have two arguments e.g., - file_left and -file_right. The goal will be to analyze only one pair of files, given by the previous two arguments.
What args are -input and -location supposed to have in the given case?
In fact, maybe we should rename 'input' by 'inputtype' (I will do it after the conference). So I imagine that for this new input location will not be required. WDYT?
In fact, maybe we should rename 'input' by 'inputtype' (I will do it after the conference).
Yeah. I think that same I made an issue for the same #64 earlier.
So I imagine that for this new input location will not be required. WDYT?
One of the choices could be to use -location in the form of <file_left>:<file_right> instead of introducing a new option. Adding two new arguments is more expressive but it also increases the number of options.
the choices could be to use -location in the form of <file_left>:<file_right>
It's a good idea. Let's go for that option. (As separator we use File.pathSeparator)
What would be the name of this input?
Let's say "filepair", something like that
