Automatic recursive P parameter download #54
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Among them, I added an expanded usage method to the header of the "read me" file. This change does not need to be merged into the main program |
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Based on the issues in the original REPO, someone put forward a request for recursive download. The brief description is as follows:
Since it is very troublesome to manually enter the P parameter in the URL, a function that automatically updates the P parameter and downloads is really necessary
I changed this REPO in a way of expanding functions, hoping to provide more convenience to all users
The original author, please have a look. If this change is good, you can add this function to the main program; if there are other considerations that are not convenient to add the function, it does not matter, thank you for your development