retouch jpeg-command in Makefile #91
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The ">>" used in the jpeg command is the cause. Once the conversion fails, it will not work properly until __H.txt, __W.txt, etc. are deleted. |
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In response to PR 91 : #91 If the make jpeg rule fails, the __*.txt temporary files are left in place, so a subsequent "make jpeg" fails until these files are manually removed. Replacing >> (append) with > (overwrite) fixes the problem. Thanks saikiRA1011!
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