Fix help messages.

The description for -src and -scale were swapped with each other
patrickfav · Oct 10, 2024 · c1aae93 · c1aae93
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diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
@@ -108,21 +108,21 @@ Full list of arguments:
     -roundingMode <round|ceil|floor>      Defines the rounding mode when scaling the dimensions. Possible
                                           options are 'round' (rounds up of >= 0.5), 'floor' (rounds down) and
                                           'ceil' (rounds up). Default is ROUND_HALF_UP
-    -scale <[float]|[int]dp>              The source. Can be an image file or a folder containing image files
-                                          to be converted. This argument is mandatory.
-    -scaleIsHeightDp                      If set and scale is in dp it will be interpreted as fixed height not
-                                          width
-    -skipExisting                         If set will not overwrite a already existing file
-    -skipUpscaling                        If set will only scale down, but not up to prevent image quality
-                                          loss
-    -src <path to file or folder>         The source scale. This can either be a factor (1,1.5,2,3,4,etc.)
+    -scale <[float]|[int]dp>              The source scale. This can either be a factor (1,1.5,2,3,4,etc.)
                                           used if the images already have the correct resolution for one scale
                                           factor and up- and downscaling for all other densities are needed.
                                           Ie. if you have the src file in density xxxhdpi you pass '4'. You
                                           could also pass a value in dp (density independent pixels) which
                                           denotes the output pixel width (or height if the flag is set) in
                                           mdpi/x1. In this mode all output images will have the same width
                                           (height). This argument is mandatory.
+    -scaleIsHeightDp                      If set and scale is in dp it will be interpreted as fixed height not
+                                          width
+    -skipExisting                         If set will not overwrite a already existing file
+    -skipUpscaling                        If set will only scale down, but not up to prevent image quality
+                                          loss
+    -src <path to file or folder>         The source. Can be an image file or a folder containing image files
+                                          to be converted. This argument is mandatory.
     -threads <1-8>                        Sets the count of max parallel threads (more is faster but uses more
                                           memory). Possible values are 1-8. Default is 4
     -v,--version                          Gets current version

diff --git a/src/main/resources/bundles/strings.properties b/src/main/resources/bundles/strings.properties
@@ -84,8 +84,8 @@ arg.descr.cmd.threads=Sets the count of max parallel threads (more is faster but
 arg.descr.cmd.platform=Can be ''all'', ''android'', ''ios'', ''win'' or ''web''. Sets what formats the converted images will be generated for. E.g. set ''android'' if you only want to convert to android format. Default is {0}
 arg.descr.scalingalgo=Sets the scaling algorithm for either up- ord downscaling. Unfortunately there is no 'perfect' scaling algorithm it always depends on the specific use. Scaling is always a compromise between aliasing, blurring and ringing. Usually Lanczos3 is considered very good for up and downscaling, but for icons with sharp edges progressive algorithms may be better for downscaling.
 arg.descr.cmd.dst=The directory in which the converted files will be written. Will use the source folder if this argument is omitted.
-arg.descr.cmd.src=The source scale. This can either be a factor (1,1.5,2,3,4,etc.) used if the images already have the correct resolution for one scale factor and up- and downscaling for all other densities are needed. Ie. if you have the src file in density xxxhdpi you pass '4'. You could also pass a value in dp (density independent pixels) which denotes the output pixel width (or height if the flag is set) in mdpi/x1. In this mode all output images will have the same width (height). This argument is mandatory.
-arg.descr.cmd.scale=The source. Can be an image file or a folder containing image files to be converted. This argument is mandatory.
+arg.descr.cmd.scale=The source scale. This can either be a factor (1,1.5,2,3,4,etc.) used if the images already have the correct resolution for one scale factor and up- and downscaling for all other densities are needed. Ie. if you have the src file in density xxxhdpi you pass '4'. You could also pass a value in dp (density independent pixels) which denotes the output pixel width (or height if the flag is set) in mdpi/x1. In this mode all output images will have the same width (height). This argument is mandatory.
+arg.descr.cmd.src=The source. Can be an image file or a folder containing image files to be converted. This argument is mandatory.
 arg.descr.btnsrcfolder=Select a source folder for batch converting
 arg.descr.btndstfolder=Select the destination folder where the scaled image will be created
 arg.descr.btnsrcFile=Select the source image file to scale