When given multiple tables, report line number of bad records in the offending file #8259
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See this post on the Forum. The problem was that the Warning statement used the total internal record counter (the only option if you cat may files into a table reader) but if you give individual files on the command line we have a secondary counter that gets reset to 0 for each new file. Pretty sure we just forgot. Here is what it looks like now:
Of course, the
cat file1 file2 | gmt info
example cannot change since it just see a combined stdin stream. The gmt info module reads record by record, while many others (e.g., gmt convert) reads file by file. That also works now, e.g.