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Previously, any files that were specified on the commandline but could not be opened were silently ignored. Only if --verify and --upload was specified and _all_ files failed to open, a generic error message was shown. Additionally, if multiple files were specified with --verify or --upload, only the first would be acted on (the others would be openened and shown in the GUI, but not actually verified or uploaded). Now, whenever a file fails to open, an error message is shown (fatal with --verify or --upload, non-fatal otherwise). Furthermore, with --verify or --upload an error is shown when there is not exactly one file on the commandline. Finally, instead of keeping an "opened" variable, the code now just checks the size of "editors" to see if a blank sketch should be opened. |
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