Acewell, posted Mon Nov 06, 2017 3:47 pm (29825)

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Graesholt wrote:

I thought when I chose two files as input, QuickBMS would only interact with those two files, and therefore the other files in the directory would be irrelevant.

i can confirm this as well, been happening since a year or so, i thought it was just how it worked.
if i had a folder with 10 files in it and i select 5 to run a script on, Quickbms will try to run script on all 10 anyway.

Mygoshi, posted Wed Nov 08, 2017 7:37 am (29862)

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So is there a new version of QuickBMS? To be honest, like Acewell, if a folder contains 10 files and that I want only 5 of them to be script-applied, QuickBMS thinks I want to apply the script to the whole folder, so I was obliged to create a new folder and put only the 5 files in it. It was quite annoying.

aluigi, posted Wed Nov 08, 2017 11:02 am (29865)

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Oh guys, did you all wake up just now?
If it wasn't for Graesholt who casually let me noticing the problem we would have not knowing it yet

In the meantime the solution is very simple: -F "{}.EXTENSION" to filter the input files

Acewell, posted Wed Nov 08, 2017 7:57 pm (29882)

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aluigi wrote:

Oh guys, did you all wake up just now?

this bug has been so long i thought you designed it to work that way since you did not identify it either