01-15-2014, 12:11 AM
Yeah, cool. What a handy tool. But let me ask you a few questions:
1. App ? Really ? You could make exact same tool using batch/shell. Making things as scripts has its advantages. For example, you won't produce more code than is really necessary, scripts have often multiplatform interpreters (well, I'm not talking about Windows' batch crap) and so on...
2. Source code ? I see you use Windows, therefore I assume you haven't heard about open-source too much, but making thinks open-source has its advantages as well. You'd say there's not much to screw in such a small app, although one could come with some really good improvement, especially with performance improvement in this case. Merging his changes would well appreciated, I think.
To sum it up, I think it's a handy tool. However, one doesn't have to be shell-born kid to be able to make exact same thing in one line, which could be executed on all kinds of systems
1. App ? Really ? You could make exact same tool using batch/shell. Making things as scripts has its advantages. For example, you won't produce more code than is really necessary, scripts have often multiplatform interpreters (well, I'm not talking about Windows' batch crap) and so on...
2. Source code ? I see you use Windows, therefore I assume you haven't heard about open-source too much, but making thinks open-source has its advantages as well. You'd say there's not much to screw in such a small app, although one could come with some really good improvement, especially with performance improvement in this case. Merging his changes would well appreciated, I think.
To sum it up, I think it's a handy tool. However, one doesn't have to be shell-born kid to be able to make exact same thing in one line, which could be executed on all kinds of systems