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(02-03-2010, 03:27 PM)Bositman Wrote: Yes, 0.9.8.
BTW quote is used like this : [ quote ] and to close it [ / quote ] (without the spaces )
thanks for that also Oo
well i know i cant ask for dates so i am ask in a bigger range. in what quarter of 2010 0.9.8 or the 0.9.7 beta (the one u guys will release
) will be released? (sorry if its out of topic i will not continue it
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(02-03-2010, 03:14 PM)Bositman Wrote: The recent ISO list reduces the time it takes to select a game dramatically.
last time i checked svn...
to make this feature more reliable, pcsx2 need to check the existance of ISOs in this list.
I did some reorganization and renaming of my ISOs and found duplicates and "broken" entries in this list which made it COMPLETELY unusable.
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02-03-2010, 03:51 PM
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"If you're so lazy"
this is not fair argument. Someone changed ISO loading trying to make it easier and faster. I am just telling you that it can be harder and slower in some circumstances. You can ignore it or improve it. (i can live with it either way. Only game performance really matters). And i am no coder to do it myself.
ps.
i did not undersand "browse couple of times"..i need to run dozen of different games before broken entries will become "old" and disappear. And shadow of every recently deleted iso will be there for some time too.
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maybe adding an option to use a selected folder for auto making the iso list from that folder? with a refresh option or an auto refresh
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02-03-2010, 04:42 PM
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(02-03-2010, 03:36 PM)tohdom Wrote: to make this feature more reliable, pcsx2 need to check the existance of ISOs in this list.
I did some reorganization and renaming of my ISOs and found duplicates and "broken" entries in this list which made it COMPLETELY unusable.
Yes, I already knew about this. It is planned. I hadn't bothered with it sooner since I figure most svn users know how to edit an INI file.
tohdom Wrote:this is not fair argument. Someone changed ISO loading trying to make it easier and faster. I am just telling you that it can be harder and slower in some circumstances.
This is not entirely true. Being easier and faster wasn't my primary goal. The interface was actually increased in complication, to allow for more refined control in hot-swapping discs. Finding a nice way to work with both a CDVD plugin and a built in CDVD source was awkward as well. So in the end my goal was to just not overly complicate it and, hopefully, offset added complications with conveniences like recent ISO lists. My third goal was to get rid of the odd ambiguities on how to boot into the BIOS, which the NoDisc option does nicely... and it makes more sense too, at least for anyone who knows a thing or two about their own PS2: Boot without a disc is how you get the BIOS menu on the Real Thing.
The ideal solution is a full-blown built-in ISO browser that auto-magically queries a customizable list of source folders and a recent list, and then queries the plugin also for whatever it's configured to display. That, however, is much work, and would delay things in 0.9.7 / 0.9.8 by months. So I've intentionally avoided it. However, that is the original main intent of having the built in ISO loader -- it's just that there are many steps to reach that grand final result
(least with me in charge of GUI -- I'm a slow gui coder)
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Air, i am happy to know that you know that current loader is not ideal and will be improved someday.
I was worried that the current version of loader is "the best you can do" (no offence, just cant think of the right words to express my thought)
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