[SOFT] GameList Editor
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@neeeeb
oui ... j'ai 1600 jeux sur ton soft...lolet oui ... j'ai remarqué que cela supprimait le rom et l'image. . J'ai testé sur un petit volume.
Seule solution que j'ai trouvé, c'est faire une copie des roms et des images, faire ensuite les suppressions des doubles sur le dossier d'origine avec ton soft , puis étant donné que cela va effacer les roms et les images, je réintégre les copies que j'avais faite..
(je sais pas si je suis clair mais moi je me comprend ahah).mais bon ... on verra peut-être plus tard ... parce que c'est long à faire ...
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J'ai mis un message d'avertissement pourtant que ça effaçait TOUT ^^ c'est bien pour ça que l'option n'est pas activée par défaut...(et c'est aussi pour ça que je suis pas chaud pour autoriser la multisélection pour supprimer, parce que si tu cliques sur le bouton par erreur aprés avoir avoir tout sélectionné, pfffffftttt, plus rien, et ça va pas dans la corbeille en plus...)
Je vais regarder ce week-end ou lundi pour intégrer un truc pour te faciliter la tâche tkt, faut juste que je réfléchisse à comment intégrer ça proprement, me demande si je le ferais pas automatiquement au chargement des gamelist (moyennant l'activation d'une option bien entendu, pas par défaut).
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J'ai vu évidemment l'avertissement, mais je voulais tester quand même, lol.
J'ai rien perdu puisque je travaillais sur des copies.Merci en tout cas.
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@neeeeb Pour la suppression multiple pourquoi ne pas rajouter une colonne "Coche" afin d'en sélectionner plusieurs ?
Si ce n'est pas possible, il serait éventuellement intéressant que lors d'une suppression la liste ne reviennent pas en haut, quand tu parcours la liste pour supprimer beaucoup de jeux ça peut être long du coup ^^ -
La colonne coche revient exactement au même que la multi sélection, donc ça ne sera pas ajouté.
Je ne veux définitivement pas autoriser la suppression PHYSIQUE des jeux en masse.
Si vraiment vous souhaitez supprimer vos roms par paquets, virez les directement dans le dossier et ensuite lancez GameList Editor et utilisez l'action "supprimer les orphelins".
A la base je ne devais même pas ajouter cette option de suppression et je ne veux pas être "responsable" d'une mauvaise manip d'un user qui lui viderait totalement son dossier de rom. (Je le rappelle, cette suppression delete directement sans passer par la case corbeille).Pour ce qui est du retour en début de liste, en effet ça peut être génant, je vais corriger ça.
Je n'y ai juste pas pensé et comme ça supprime le jeu, il n'est plus dans la liste, et elle est reconstruite donc difficile de le garder sélectionné...
Pour régler le problème je vais mettre la sélection sur le jeu qui se trouve juste avant une fois la suppression effectuée -
@neeeeb C'est ce que je pensais oui, garder un repère via le jeu précédent, au top merci
Et je n'avais pas vu qu'on pouvait supprimer les orphelins, du coup problème réglé -
@dschidschi @keltac @daminoutav
New release available !!
Nouvelle version disponible !!Added removal of duplicates in the gamelist.
Located under "Actions - System - Delete duplicates from gamelist"
When the list is refreshed (after a game deletion) selected item is no more lost.
Updated languages and added German and Spanish.Possibilité de supprimer les doublons dans le gamelist.
Dispo dans "actions - système - supprimer les doublons dans le gamelist".
Quand on supprime un jeu, on ne perd plus l'item sélectionné dans la liste.
Mise à jour des langues et ajout Allemand et Espagnol.https://github.com/NeeeeB/GameList_Editor/releases/tag/v0.9.5-beta
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I found a bug when deleting games. if the "game" is a .cue file, the tool only removes the .cue file but not the files that are mentioned in the cue (e.g. PSX). maybe it should scan the cue files for .* files (in my case .bin) and delete both.
also when asked whether to remove the game or not the program has a Qui and Non button in German language.
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Ok thx for your report.
I totally forgot that some systems could have more than one file, so yeah it deletes only the one "referenced" in the gamelist.
I'll have a look to what I can do about this.And about the Information window when you delete a game, it's a native windows component, I thought the words would adapt to the language of your computer, but it's not the case, I'll have a look at it too
Thx again for your report.
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Ok, I've fixed the "Oui / Non" buttons, the problem was present in every language.
About the multiple files when deleting, I've fixed it only for PSX (it will now delete both .cue and .bin).
I can't fix it for other systems, because I have no way to detect which files are linked to the one mentioned in the gamelist.xml
It needs further investigation, but I doubt I can do anything about it.I didn't make a new release, just updated the .zip file in the latest one :
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@NeeeeB no worries, you fix your stuff pretty quick, I could have lived with version 0.9.2 already ;), For PSX, does it delete all bin files? some games have more than one .bin file, hence I'm asking.
I'm not sure what you mean with the other systems, don't all cue files look the same? I would approach it like this: check if the file linked is the gamelist.xml is .cue, if it is, scan the cue file line by line for files linked in the cue and save the filenames(+paths?) in an array or list or something. loop through the list and (try to) delete the file(s). maybe I'm wrong here though, I haven't looked at too many cue files yet, but so far the look the same to me.
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Nope, for the moment it only deletes the .bin file with the same name as the .cue (or the other way).
That's why I told it needs further investigation, just need to search a bit on how to read the content of .cue file (which is simple .txt btw)
I'll have a look at it in the week, I need to gather more infos, like if all systems with multiple files use a .cue (for example, .gdi dreamcast don't seem to use a cue file, so I need to find how to list all the files related to the game). -
@neeeeb yeah I know cue files are simple txt, and reading txt files line by line shouldnt give you headache. you shouldn't care for what file types each system has, if I understand correctly each file in a cue is listed like
FILE "filename.extension" BINARY, you you pretty much need to know what's between the "..." to look for that file to delete.
if scanning the cue you pretty much know where a file is listes, it says "FILE" at the beginning and should have a "BINARY" at the end.you should also be aware that it is possible to have the bin files or whatever files in a different folder (subfolder) where the cue file could look like
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Subfolders would even be more simple ^^ I would just have to delete the folder ahah (there is a recursive DeleteFolder function in Delphi).
What I meant by knowing what files per system, is that I'm not sure they all use a cue file to list all the used files.
This is what I have to check, the rest should be relatively simple to do.
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@neeeeb each system has a readme file in recalbox which says which file types go in the folder
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New version available !!
Nouvelle version disponible !!https://github.com/NeeeeB/GameList_Editor/releases/tag/v0.9.6-beta
Scraping is now available to choose a picture for a game.
Added Portuguese(BR) as language.Il est désormais possible de scraper l'image pour un jeu.
Le portugais (BR) a été ajouté comme langue disponible.Comme toujours, n'hésitez pas à remonter les éventuels bugs !!
As usual don't hesitate to report bugs ! -
I have a nother suggestion for you. I see the checkboxes for each field were implemented to prevent people from accidentaly overwriting the data, but I feel they just slow down the procedure for editing the lists. I mean the changes won't be saved anyways, unless you click the save button.
my suggestion is, display the save button after the user makes changes to at least one field OR make one check box for enabling "edit mode" or something and also make a "edit god mode" where edit mode is always on. also, instead of dropdowns for Hidden and Favourites rather use Radio Buttons (hidden: hidden / visible (or yes/no), favourite: yes/no ) to make changes quicker. Just a suggestion.
one more suggestion, display the amount of games (row count) from t
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I just tried the new scraping function, it always says "Oops an error has occured while reading the stream !!". what is it? My roms are stored on a NAS for your information. -
Yes, that's a good suggestion for the checkboxes.
At first I did this to prevent people from accidentaly make changes, but as you said, you have to click the save button anyway.
So I might remove them all, or least just leave one and only one, to enable edit mode.
About the dropdowns for favorite/visible, I won't change them for GUI consistency, and it's only a matter of one additional click, so you won't have an enormous gain of speed even if I put radio buttons instead...
About the amount of games = I think some words are missing in your sentence ^^ what do you mean ?And finally, regarding your problem with the scraping function, this error is related to a network problem while attempting to connect to screenscraper. Your roms being stored on a NAS have nothing to do with this. It works like a charm at my office from my computer, and also at home where my roms are stored on my Pi.
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@neeeeb
amount of games = number of games. like count the games in the filter and display the number somewhere near. like if I select missing image in the filter, it shouws the games in the list and says "12 games found" or something...I don't use proxy (i think) i will check into this matter as soon as I have time, proably after the weekend. thanks buddy
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Hello NeeeeB
Thanks a lot for sharing your software with the community.
I have a "Oops an error has occured while reaching the server" window when trying the scrap function. My roms are on my comp, in the same directory where I put Gamelist Editor. Just wanted to change the info for 1 game.
I have no proxy/vpn/...thanks.
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