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Filesystem abstraction C++ interface #630

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TheJJ opened this issue Oct 7, 2016 · 2 comments
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Filesystem abstraction C++ interface #630

TheJJ opened this issue Oct 7, 2016 · 2 comments
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just do it You can start working on this, there should be nothing left to discuss lang: c++ Done in C++ code lang: python Done in Python code nice new thing ☺ A new feature that was not there before
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TheJJ commented Oct 7, 2016

We have a cool filesystem abstraction in Python (openage/util/fslike/) which we also need to access from C++.

We wanna reuse the same code currently used in the convert script input file location.

After you created a C++ interface for the openage.util.fslike with Cython, we will use it for searching for assets and configs in /usr/share/openage, your home folder, additional environment variables and so on.

This basically is the foundation for having multiple data sources spread accross your filesystem.
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TheJJ commented Feb 14, 2017

Done in #723

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TheJJ commented Mar 21, 2017

Done.

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