Add a new --output_style flag to support FLAT mode #14
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The default style still is TREE mode, but a new FLAT mode is added in which the output is dumped in a format that resembles that of the dex tool itself when you exceed the method limit (flat list of packages proceeded by their package list).
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@jaredsburrows @mihaip So how do this look to you? |
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@sschuberth I am not an owner on this project. I cannot merge. |
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Add a new --output_style flag to support FLAT mode
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Thanks, sorry for the delay! |
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The default style still is TREE mode, but a new FLAT mode is added in
which the output is dumped in a format that resembles that of the dex tool
itself when you exceed the method limit (flat list of packages proceeded
by their package list).
Original PR #8 by @brianduff.