Specifying precision - good idea. Thanks!

As far as suffix being automatically determined, what I had didn't actually work very well since any file that didn't end in a number would cause a script error. I've since added in automatic detection and a die to gracefully catch non-numeric filenames. Most of the files I'm listing end in numbers anyway, so it wasn't that big a problem for me. Eventually I'm planning to implement a switch (--activenumber="3" or something like that) that allows me to specify the number to increment / decrement (in case of filenames like "results-2000-01-25-final.html").

One of my design goals with this was to make it as automagic as possible - I'm lazy so I want to be able to just copy and paste the URLs, add parameters to the end and hit enter.

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In reply to Re^2: Downloading a range of sequential files by Ionizor
in thread Downloading a range of sequential files by Ionizor

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