Allow opening multiple files when launching#136
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ThomasWilshaw wants to merge 1 commit intoOpenTimelineIO:mainfrom
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Allow opening multiple files when launching#136ThomasWilshaw wants to merge 1 commit intoOpenTimelineIO:mainfrom
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On launch check if the first file presented contains a wild card and if so attempt to open all files in the given directory that have the same file extension. If the first file does not contain a wild card, try top open all files presented. Signed-off-by: Thomas Wilshaw <thomaswilshaw@gmail.com>
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After completing #123 it was suggested it would be good to implement loading multiple files at launch. I've attempted that in the following way:
On launch check if the first file presented contains a wild card and if so attempt to open all files in the given directory that have the same file extension. If the first file does not contain a wild card, try top open all files presented.
This seems to work pretty well but could do with a bit of testing, especially on none Windows platforms as there is always path weirdness to contend with.
Examples: