9 Jun
2010
9 Jun
'10
11:21 p.m.
Hi Marko,
* WARNING: No valid existing cache found but caching was requested. *
Ahh... good catch. I hadn't considered the case where you supply an areas.list file. In that situation, if (and only if) a single pass is required during the split then there's no need to build a cache even when reading from stdin. I'll see if I can do something sensible, ie only create a cache if one is actually required.
I've just checked in r112 which should address this. You no longer need to specify a --cache parameter with stdin and --split-file if there's only one pass required. Additionally, if you do specify a --cache parameter but only one pass ends up being required, no cache will be generated anyway since it would only slow things down. Chris