Currently if you have a relative file that CSSEmbed can't find it will throw an IOException & stop executing. I'd argue that this behavior isn't great, and either should be changed across-the-board or at least via a commandline flag.
IMO if a file can't be found, leave it alone & continue along your merry way, outputting an error to the console.
nzakas
commented
13 years ago
Currently if you have a relative file that CSSEmbed can't find it will throw an IOException & stop executing. I'd argue that this behavior isn't great, and either should be changed across-the-board or at least via a commandline flag.
IMO if a file can't be found, leave it alone & continue along your merry way, outputting an error to the console.