Freelancer Developer

It’s getting there, it’s getting there ::)

Haha thanks a lot OP, but I think you may still like a few features I’m building in. Of course, I’m trying to make them not invasive so you can ignore them if you don’t like them, but some I believe are good all around anyways.

Watch this space, I’m going to try to make a little rush soon to get that out of the door for good

Yeah, I’ve been told about that before but I left it this way because I know this causes problems. I’ve already had bugs happen because a single ID had two different values. Plus, trying to make it work with that would mean rewriting major portions of the code…

I’m glad to announce the beta release of the new FLDev 1.1 version.

Please head to FL Forge to download the latest FLDev version.

It includes a host of new features, including a new lightning-quick CRC crawler (similar to CRCTool), configuration settings memorization, Simple Infocards support (allowing to write infocards using pseudo-BBCode), a brand new Output setting, improved CSV sorting, improved DLL editor controls, keyboard shortcuts at multiple places, upgraded color converter, a file/folder existence checker, a vertex helper for manual wireframe creation, autosaves for both the DLL editor and the template in the CSV parser, multithreaded DLL parsing, generally optimized code and a slew of other nifty things I can’t remember!

This release being a beta, I’ve went over a few things. This release does NOT include the following:
-A help file (sorry, it takes a lot of time to make a good one)
-A changelog (I don’t even remember all that changed myself, if that’s any indication!)
-An installer

I hope you like the new features and be sure to report any bug you might encounter

I need feedback people ;D

I know, this is an old thread. I didn’t think making a new one was appropriate, though, so I just bumped it back.

The CSV Parser is really in its own category. It’s neither an INI editor, nor a full-fledged spreadsheet tool.

In essence, it can dramatically speed up the creation and update of repetitive INI data. The example I always take are guns. With guns, you have a [Gun] entry, a [Munition] entry, plus a [Good] entry and maybe an [Effect] entry. Using the parser and a proper template file, you can simply make a spreadsheet which contains all the needed data and send it in. The parser will take care of “plugging” the values in the proper place, on top of doing a few other nifty things like automatically updating the DLLs if you ask for infocards or names to be added in.

It’s not a replacement to TinyFish or Notepad, it’s more of a complement for specific situations.

You really want me to start deleting your spam eh? Because at first it was alright, but now you are the very definition of spamming.