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See compression type per-file when listing multiple files? #28
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And I can do `-lfvvv` to see what files are compressed.
Did you try specifying multiple files after those options? Both
```
afsctool -lfvvv /path/to/somedir/*
```
and
```
afsctool -lfvvv /path/to/somedir
```
Output show the compression details of all files in the directory (with some differences in formatting).
I have been meaning to revisit the verbose output for a while now. I noticed that after a recent change it shows the compression gain results only for the files that were compressed during a run. That is kind of acceptable if you give a list of files to compress, if you target a folder the reported gain is lower if you re-run the command a 2nd time immediately after the 1st time. I also noticed that the reported gain is 0 if you disable the verification step (`-n` option).
Life keeps getting in the way though.
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Yes, it's the differences in formatting that I have noticed. Multiple files omits compression type. |
Some examples:
afsctool -lfvvv /Applications/Affinity\ Designer.app/* | grep "Compression type"
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Bonjour René - ça va?
I can do
-v
to see compression type used on a fileAnd I can do
-lfvvv
to see what files are compressed in a folder.Is there a way I can see compression type per-file when listing multiple files?
Thanks!
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