#3 Filename assignment

[Sean LeBlanc]

I changed my own version to add a -o flag that takes a
filename and overrides whatever filename asfrecorder
makes. It writes to that instead. This is helpful for
writing scripts to use asfrecorder (command-line
version)...if you don't know what filename it's going
to write to, it makes scripts hard to write. :)

Is there any way to get this functionality into the
main release, though? I can send a diff, I think. The
version of asfrecorder.c was already "patched" in the
FreeBSD port I have, so it may be hard to do this.

[Rogue_Spider]

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FreeBSD PORT?
Send me a version with your patch
n diff

[Sean LeBlanc]

My modded version of source

[Sean LeBlanc]

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Here is the diff:

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> char *myFileName = NULL;
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> case 'o':
> if (argc > i+1)
> myFileName = argv[++i];
> else
> {
> gui_seterror("insufficient args\n");
err=1;
> }
> break;
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>
> if (myFileName != NULL)
> strcpy(filename, myFileName);

As you can see, it's not a fully-realized change - i.e., I
didn't add this to the "usage" printout, and maybe there are
deeper ramifications on the GUI aspect.

Cheers,
Sean