Mike.nl
09-19-2006, 03:43 AM
As some have 'complained' that the existing DAT Editor is a bit too simple, I've created my own version.
StringEditor v1.0 (http://alpha1.dyndns.info/eaw/StringEditor) is done, beta-tested (thanks to Fynbos from Ultimate Empire at War) and released.
Get it here: http://alpha1.dyndns.info/eaw/
Some features:
Multiple languages (maintain one master file with all languages)
Versioning (trace back what you did from the beginning)
Set operations (Union, Intersection, Difference)
Copy & Paste into and from Excel (and others that follow the same scheme)
Support for the CreditsText files
Oh, and I called it StringEditor to distinguish it from the current DATEditor. Can't have people being confused, now can we?
As usual, post problems and/or questions here, or mail me at my brand new Gmail account (see the site) for anything personal: declarations of love, threats to my life, breast enlargement treatments, or, much, much more likely, wondering how the @$!$ the command line version works :)
StringEditor v1.0 (http://alpha1.dyndns.info/eaw/StringEditor) is done, beta-tested (thanks to Fynbos from Ultimate Empire at War) and released.
Get it here: http://alpha1.dyndns.info/eaw/
Some features:
Multiple languages (maintain one master file with all languages)
Versioning (trace back what you did from the beginning)
Set operations (Union, Intersection, Difference)
Copy & Paste into and from Excel (and others that follow the same scheme)
Support for the CreditsText files
Oh, and I called it StringEditor to distinguish it from the current DATEditor. Can't have people being confused, now can we?
As usual, post problems and/or questions here, or mail me at my brand new Gmail account (see the site) for anything personal: declarations of love, threats to my life, breast enlargement treatments, or, much, much more likely, wondering how the @$!$ the command line version works :)