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I hope the description is enough... |
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(0002565)
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Blzut3
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2012-02-03 14:42
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Torr stopped syncing with the SVN versions of ZDoom when this code was introduced so I doubt this is going to happen before 98e.
Just run the directory through 7za (use -mx=0 to prevent wasting time with compression and -x!.svn to remove the .svn directories). |
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Blzut3 is right, that is very unlikely to happen before 98e. Can you elaborate why it is necessary for your project? |
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It's all a directory with the structure of a PK3, and my project is massive (250mb+), and zipping takes a considerable amount of time, making quick testing impractical. ZDoom as it is, loads directories as PK3s fine. |
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Blzut3
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2012-02-05 18:07
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Instead of an archive tool, you could also get zipdir from ZDoom (maybe Torr can supply a Windows binary?) which should allow you to just update the files that changed.
That said, in my experience, using 7za with no compression (or -mx=1) is fast enough for large projects especially on subsequent runs. |
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> (maybe Torr can supply a Windows binary?)
I attached a Windows binary. |
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Can you report back if this works sufficiently well for you? |
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I think I have a decent system in place now. Thanks. |
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I'm glad to hear that! I'll close this issue now and will backport the stuff from ZDoom once I resume upgrading Skulltag's ZDoom base. |
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zipdir.zip (93,849) 2012-02-05 18:54