Everything

-l


This option specifies the list file name.

[Specification format]

-l=file

 

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Interpretation when omitted

The file specified on the command line is converted.

[Detailed description]

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This option is to be specified when simultaneously converting multiple files.

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An error will occur if the specified list file does not exist.

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When this option is specified, a warning is output for the file name specified on the command line and it is ignored.

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When this option is specified simultaneously with the -o option, a warning is output and the -o option is ignored.

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An error will occur if the parameter is omitted.

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The format of the list file is as follows.

[-c={none|sjis|euc_jp}] [-A] input-file-name output-file-name

[-c={none|sjis|euc_jp}] [-A] input-file-name output-file-name

(Omitted from here)

[ ] : Can be omitted

{ } : Select from items delimited by the pipe symbol ("|")

 

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The -c option, -A option, input file name, and output file name are to be specified in this order in one line.

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The -c option and -A option can be omitted. The input and output file names cannot be omitted.

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The input and output file names that can be written are the same as those specifiable on the command line.

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When a space is included in a file name, enclose the file name in a pair of double quotation marks (").

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If the -c option specification on the command line differs from that in the list file, a warning is output and the list file specification is given priority.

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If the output file already exists, it will be overwritten and no warning is output.

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An error will occur if the output file name matches the input file name or the file name specified by the -r option.

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For the list file, only UTF-8N (without BOM) is acceptable for the Japanese character code and only CR+LF is acceptable for the new line code.

[Example of use]

>CcnvCA78K0R  -l=listfile.txt

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Contents of list file (listfile.txt)

-c=sjis  input\file1.c  output\file1.c
-c=sjis  input\file2.c  output\file2.c
-c=sjis  input\file.h  output\file.h