feat: introduce SCB_GetGameDir function and add awk as dependency - #49
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Used to get the game directory from %command% in configs
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One edge case question but otherwise I think it looks good! I assume there will be a follow-up to wire it into the main function someplace?
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intentionally left out of main as this is meant to be used inside per game configs, telling users to how to get the gamedir for scripts was a bit of a pain, so i spent an evening trying to make grabbing the gamedir dynamic and not requiring knowing the binary name. Then stuffed that in a custom function. |
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Used to get the game directory from %command% in configs
usage:
GAMEDIR=$(SCB_GetGameDir "$command")$GAMEDIR should now contain the path to the game directory that the games binary was in (regardless if it was an exe or not)