The wztools repository

[NoQ]

I'm gathering some simple little command-line tools i made for working with maps and mods, here:

• https://github.com/haoNoQ/wztools2100

Tools already included:

• count-oils.py (python2) that counts oil resources in a map (.wz file).
• ini-diff (qt4) that calculates differences between two ini files, in a sense useful for making diff-mods (here is some explanation of what it is).
• csv2ini.py (python3) (UNFINISHED) converter we've just been discussing.

TODO: not sure if i'll be able to provide executables for MS Windows.

[Berg]

If they are in python microsoft users that have installed python should know how to use them.

[NoQ]

Then somebody needs only to compile the ini-diff tool (it's in Qt4, should be trivial if you have it), before i learn to cross-compile Qt4 (:

Probably some .exe wrapper for python, if there exists one, would be useful for those who have no clue what python is?

[Duha]

Probably some .exe wrapper for python, if there exists one, would be useful for those who have no clue what python is?

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python.exe file.py

PS. May be this will allow to launch you script on python2

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from __future__ import print_function

[NoQ]

PS. May be this will allow to launch you script on python2

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from __future__ import print_function

Nice!
I also had to work around str.maketrans(), but now it runs on python2 as well, thanks!

[Duha]

I also had to work around str.maketrans(), but now it runs on python2 as well, thanks!

I have never use it. What task you want to do with it?

[Duha]

Add me to repo.

I am try to generate some docs. https://googledrive.com/host/0B12sy1FQt ... hWUFQzSzA/ It is real outdated. I can push code to repo.

[NoQ]

Done, hope it worked (:

[Duha]

Done, hope it worked (:

It works. Pushed some data.
https://github.com/haoNoQ/wztools2100/t ... /stat_docs

json files with data is real outdated. I will fix some critical today or when back from vacation.
PS it will be 3.2 documentation.

Hint. You can edit README.md from github interface.