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evilhamburger:
I have started work...
Atm I am at a measly ~300 lines of code, and I have designed 1 interface of about 8-9.

By the end of today I should have 1000 lines of code
By the end of Monday I should have 3-4 interfaces built and ~2000 lines of code.

I don't have much time during the week, so expect a prototype early release by next Sunday at the earliest, Saturday the 15th at the latest.

:)

Legendman3:

--- Quote from: evilhamburger on May 01, 2010, 06:51:27 am ---I have started work...
Atm I am at a measly ~300 lines of code, and I have designed 1 interface of about 8-9.

By the end of today I should have 1000 lines of code
By the end of Monday I should have 3-4 interfaces built and ~2000 lines of code.

--- End quote ---

That sounds good and how many lines of code do you think it will take to make this? Just guess mine in 16,000 but i dont know anything about coding so oh well...

evilhamburger:
Well a fully working program will probably be at least 10k lines in the Modding Program
And at least another 1.5k in the Mod Switching program

Those estimates do not take into account interface designs. (Which are normally about 100-800 lines of generated code)

At current I am at ~830 Lines (Plus 100 lines of normal text describing file formats)
I have at least another 2 hours of coding before I decide to go to sleep so chances are I can get alot more done.

Although roughly half of that written code is shared between the Mod Manager and the Modder, so I will probs finish the Mod Manager first.


Also... How do I create a .zip file at runtime? Seems that's the one thing I have never dealt with...
Basically I'm looking for a nice windows API method that I can give a list of files I want zipped up to. Either that or I can use command switches on something like winRAR (But that would require an installation of winRAR on every single computer...)

MCR:
You could use 7zip & the commandline version of it. This is freeware under GPL & it should be no problem to include it.

Here you can find more info on that: http://www.7-zip.org/faq.html

I would think that this problem is solved.

Mattn:
windows api? i thought you were coding java classes? use common compress (apache). please do not develop any none-portable stuff as we won't use it for sure ;)

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