Comments (1)
So it seems that DisPass ignores the algorithm specification in the labelfile.
DisPass will not lookup labels in the labelfile when the name of the label(s) are simply passed as arguments.
If you want dispass to use the label you have set in the labelfile you can use the -s
switch like so:
$ dispass -oa dispass2 -s test
You can also specify any substring of test
as long as it's unique.
Only when using the -c
switch to save a label, dispass will actually 'use' the -l
, -a
, and -n
flags.
Second, when using dispass2, DisPass doesn't seem to take the -n parameter into account
This seems to be a bug.
The tuple that is created in dispass.dispass.cli.CLI.interactive
when passing labels as a simple list (when using labels as arguments of the dispass script) is formed incorrectly.
Too bad I haven't 'recognized' this behaviour while testing. But I'm happy you have found this. Thanks Tom.
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