Allow "export html foo.zip" to provide name non-interactively. #1101
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I have it set right now to not overwrite any existing file with that name. Currently it saves into the TIC data directory rather than the current directory; if you pass it an absolute path it fails; I believe the path should be interpreted as relative to the current directory, but I'm not sure how to accomplish this.
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Thanks for merging this. Do you have any thoughts on my question? Right now this only saves into the TIC data folder in |
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@technomancy yes, saving to a working folder would be more predictable. |
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I have it set right now to not overwrite any existing file with that name.
Currently it saves into the TIC data directory rather than the current
directory; if you pass it an absolute path it fails; I believe the
path should be interpreted as relative to the current directory, but
I'm not sure how to accomplish this.