Only parse files that end with ".strm" extension

[felixangell]

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[matz]

Could you tell me your intention? Many programming languages (including Ruby, Python, and others) do not care about file name extensions. They are only convention.

[felixangell]

I figured it adds a level of consistency and makes parsing flags in the long run simpler. It also gives some nice feedback to the user rather than just hanging and waiting for input.

[felixangell]

To add to that, enforcing restrictions in some cases is better in the long term. Consider: ".h" vs ".hpp" in C++, which causes things like, for instance, the GH syntax highlighter having to disambiguate the two as C or C++ by doing weird parses over the code or looking for certain symbols. People don't always follow conventions :-)

There's also: cpp, cc, C, cxx, c++ and hh H, hxx, hpp, h++, etc. Good to be consistent to avoid that.

[mattn]

I can not find a value for add this. :-(
And I don't understand why you skip files which don't have .strm extension.

[felixangell]

Haha, that's fine. Not many languages do this, the only language that comes to mind is the Go programming language.

[mattn]

I can understand if the arguments is pointed to the directory.