Add functionality behind --dic argument in CU CLI #228
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As someone wanted to use the --dict in CLI and got an error, the source shows the functions
load_key_fileandload_dict_fileare not defined.After some tests, I believe the functionality does not need to be an own function, it is easier to read and understand in one block while parsing the keys.
The
if ... elif ... elseconstruct is not very elegant, but works better for the different types of comparing as amatch ... case. It is good to extend, if a .dic file (or single keys from a file) needs to be converted.