Announcing mklist2
2012-05-10, 11:43 (This post was last modified: 2013-02-05, 1:45 by Tim Gould.)
2012-05-10, 11:43 (This post was last modified: 2013-02-05, 1:45 by Tim Gould.)
Hi all,
Following recent discussion on changes to the parts library (specifically new leading characters for aliases and longer filenames) I've written a new version of mklist to ensure that backwards compatibility can be maintained, while also giving a little more power to the users.
Features not appearing in mklist are:
The code is also open source so it can easily be modified in future.
Find it here with a pre-compiled Windows executable. The code itself is exceedingly basic C++ so should compile on any OS using a gnu (or compatible) compiler with minimal changes.
Tim
Following recent discussion on changes to the parts library (specifically new leading characters for aliases and longer filenames) I've written a new version of mklist to ensure that backwards compatibility can be maintained, while also giving a little more power to the users.
Features not appearing in mklist are:
- Ensure <=64 character titles using a shortening technique
- Ignore parts with user supplied leading characters (eg. =, _)
- Strip off leading characters (eg. ~)
- Remove parts with duplicate names (experimental feature)
The code is also open source so it can easily be modified in future.
Find it here with a pre-compiled Windows executable. The code itself is exceedingly basic C++ so should compile on any OS using a gnu (or compatible) compiler with minimal changes.
Tim