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Option to set output file with `ttx -m`
See original GitHub issueExecuting ttx -m font.ttf extratables.ttx will create extratables.ttf in the same directory. Can you pass a different path and filename? Adding -o newfont.ttf results in an ERROR: Must specify exactly one TTX source file when using -m error.
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good point.
-oshould work, if it doesn’t it’s a bug and we shall fix it. thanks!No worries, I myself would have expected it to work regardless of the order. If/when we unify/convert the commandline interface to use argparse you should be able to write the options and positional arguments in any order.