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This is an idea I came up with that would help reduce the amount of "*-all" autoload folders that Woof would need to add. Basically, if a folder is named a certain way and contains a character designated as a "placeholder" for any sequence of characters it would load the files in that autoload folder when one or more WADs matching that pattern is loaded. For example: If you create a folder named something like "chex3.-match" it would autoload for both chex3v.wad and chex3d2.wad, since they both begin with "chex3" in their filenames. It would also also be useful for WADs with multiple releases that have a version suffix in their filenames, so for example you could use "SIGIL_v.-match" to autoload for any version of Sigil as opposed to just 1.21.
I'm currently assuming these types of folders would have to end in "-match" and use a "." as the placeholder character. And of course, Woof probably can't create these automatically so the user might have to be expected to create the folders themself.
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This is an idea I came up with that would help reduce the amount of "*-all" autoload folders that Woof would need to add. Basically, if a folder is named a certain way and contains a character designated as a "placeholder" for any sequence of characters it would load the files in that autoload folder when one or more WADs matching that pattern is loaded. For example: If you create a folder named something like "chex3.-match" it would autoload for both chex3v.wad and chex3d2.wad, since they both begin with "chex3" in their filenames. It would also also be useful for WADs with multiple releases that have a version suffix in their filenames, so for example you could use "SIGIL_v.-match" to autoload for any version of Sigil as opposed to just 1.21.
I'm currently assuming these types of folders would have to end in "-match" and use a "." as the placeholder character. And of course, Woof probably can't create these automatically so the user might have to be expected to create the folders themself.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: