#24 · closed · 2 comments
Thanks for a nifty program! Unfortunately your output is binary data, not ASCII/UTF-8 which means one cannot use _find_ or _grep_* in a batch file to check for a specific hash result. So pls give an option to just output an ASCII/UTF-8 string. . . \* workaround: - create a results file using the switch _-t_ - use _-verify_ to verify against that result file, use exit code for true/false
Indeed, DirHash prints output to Windows terminal in UTF-16 mode in order to be able to correcty display Unicode file names. I will implement a switch to print output in UTF-8 which will help you in your use case. I will let you known.
I ended up changing DirHash output format to UTF-8 by default since it doesn't seem to impact the printing of Unicode characters to the console. Here is the commit: https://github.com/idrassi/DirHash/commit/58a666dd5c0aaa25f4ce5a637af8756a502b685e I have done tests using find and it works well now. So the new version that I will publish soon will solve your issue without adding any new switch 😀