Picklelauncher files

[meandu229]

I checked the wiki http://pandorawiki.org/PickleLauncher


it shows http://sourceforge.net/projects/picklelauncher/files/ but thats empty?


Anyone know where the files are?

 

[Pickle]

I checked the wiki http://pandorawiki.org/PickleLauncher


it shows http://sourceforge.net/projects/picklelauncher/files/ but thats empty?


Anyone know where the files are?

There isnt a build packaged by itself and the wiki says nothing about the files location and for the reason you found it doesnt have anything in it ;-)


I assumed anyone that wanted to use it would be ok with working with the source and compile it.


What are you looking for specifically?

 

[meandu229]

I checked the wiki http://pandorawiki.org/PickleLauncher


it shows http://sourceforge.net/projects/picklelauncher/files/ but thats empty?


Anyone know where the files are?

There isnt a build packaged by itself and the wiki says nothing about the files location and for the reason you found it doesnt have anything in it ;-)


I assumed anyone that wanted to use it would be ok with working with the source and compile it.


What are you looking for specifically?

Was just looking at the way it worked with the profile.txt and such see if it was what I needed, I ripped it from snes pnd though. Thanks for the reply.

 

[Pickle]

ok, if you find anything wrong on the wiki page or have any suggestions for application itself just post them here.

 

[meandu229]

Essentially what I want to do is have a desktop icon which I click and it shows me a list of systems (snes psx etc) I select the system it then shows me the roms and I play them,


Now what I think I can do for this is when it is run it will ask locations of all the pnd files for the emulators (and store them) if they are not known, it will then run picklelauncher to show the list of systems. (This is done already using zenity scripts)


You select a system which fires a script which replaces the currently used config.txt and profile.txt with say a snes one and adds the location of the snes pnd into the profile.txt to be run, so it basically then fires another pickle launcher showing snes roms and can load up the snes pnd from that sending the file name as an argument.

 

[Pickle]

Yes it be pretty crazy but you could do this by cascading picklelauncher. You could start with a profile that just detects the console scripts, once a script is selected for launch it would relaunch picklelauncher but with specifying a specific profile.txt (can do with an argument flag) for the selected console.