Allow dest to refer to a filename relative to working directory #64
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1) Allows user to set dest as merely a filename to be placed in the current directory If self.dest is set, but lacks a directory portion, then sets self.dest to itself with the working directory ['.'+os.sep] appended to the front of it. 2) Made so only checks for / creates the output directory once.
When destination has no directory component, add logging info for placing the file into the working directory
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If self.dest is set, but lacks a directory portion, then sets self.dest to itself with the working directory ['.'+os.sep] appended to the front of it.
Note:
Without the change, if the the dest was a simply specified as a filename, the calls to
os.makedirs(os.path.dirname(self.dest))failed, becauseos.path.dirname(self.dest)evaluated to ''