Would be nice to have an extract-xiso compatibility mode so that xdvdfs can be used as a drop-in replacement in scripts/tooling.
At minimum should provide the main modes: -x, -l and -c. -r is a nice-to-have, but xdvdfs does not support that functionality natively yet. Options are also a nice-to-have.
Interface-wise, I have a couple ideas:
Support these flags at top level, such that swapping extract-xiso for xdvdfs in any command will work (e.g. extract-xiso -c bin can become xdvdfs -c bin). This can also be done by checking if the binary name is extract-xiso.
Add a extract-xiso subcommand that supports these flags, such that swapping extract-xiso for xdvdfs extract-xiso will work (e.g. extract-xiso -c bin can become xdvdfs extract-xiso -c bin).
I personally think that either the second option or checking the executable name is cleaner overall.
Would be nice to have an extract-xiso compatibility mode so that xdvdfs can be used as a drop-in replacement in scripts/tooling.
At minimum should provide the main modes:
-x,-land-c.-ris a nice-to-have, but xdvdfs does not support that functionality natively yet. Options are also a nice-to-have.Interface-wise, I have a couple ideas:
extract-xisoforxdvdfsin any command will work (e.g.extract-xiso -c bincan becomexdvdfs -c bin). This can also be done by checking if the binary name isextract-xiso.extract-xisosubcommand that supports these flags, such that swappingextract-xisoforxdvdfs extract-xisowill work (e.g.extract-xiso -c bincan becomexdvdfs extract-xiso -c bin).I personally think that either the second option or checking the executable name is cleaner overall.