Bryan Bugyi

Currently, the only OS tested is Linux.

This will not include additional functionility, but will instead just be another way to specify the necessary command-line options. I was hoping to implement something similar to what [plop] does...

Add '--template-dir' option

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The corresponding short-option could be `-T`. This option would accept a mandatory argument which must be a sub-directory of the configured cookie template directory. This option can be used in...

Use '@template[:[target][:mode]]' syntax to mark that a file should NOT be opened for editing

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For example, `cookie tempA:dirA/targA @tempB:targB:modeB tempC` will: * Create `dirA` if it does not already exist. * Initialize `dirA/targA` using the `tempA` template. * Initialize `targB` using the `tempB` template....

For example, `cookie -e foo.py bar.py` should open up both templates in an editor.

Allow multiple template-target pairings to be specified on the command-line

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~~For example, running `cookie -T c.mk Makefile -T gtest.mk tests/Makefile` should initialize the two templates `Makefile` and `tests/Makefile` and open them both up in an editor.~~ When #16 is finished,...

For example, `cookie --init Makefile template.mk` will copy `Makefile` to the cookie template directory, rename it to `template.mk` and then open it up in an editor.