Autosave Archive utility needed

[Denniz]

@ainwood & Dianthus

Both CivAssistII and CrpStat had built in options to archive the autosave files. Is there anyway build us a quick & dirty utility by ripping out the piece of code that monitors the autosave folder and archive new files to another folder? No need for a UI, just use an ini-like file for the paths.

You know, just something to tide us over until you come out with your Civ4 versions.

We all promise to whoever gets it done first.

 

[ainwood]

@ainwood & Dianthus

Both CivAssistII and CrpStat had built in options to archive the autosave files. Is there anyway build us a quick & dirty utility by ripping out the piece of code that monitors the autosave folder and archive new files to another folder? No need for a UI, just use an ini-like file for the paths.

You know, just something to tide us over until you come out with your Civ4 versions.

We all promise to whoever gets it done first.

Well, its nearly 1 AM in the UK at the moment, so I might have an advantage - although dianthus is currently on-line.

Yeah - should be very easy. Might be better to get Dianthus to write it in C++, because C# needs the .Net framework, but I might do a quick-and-dirty one anyway.

 

[Denniz]

Yeah!

A little down payment:

 

[Dianthus]

Just noticed this thread!

Well, its nearly 1 AM in the UK at the moment, so I might have an advantage - although dianthus is currently on-line.

I was having fun re-installing lots of stuff on my new harddrive after my old one bit the dust, + browsing CFC at the same time.

Yeah - should be very easy. Might be better to get Dianthus to write it in C++, because C# needs the .Net framework, but I might do a quick-and-dirty one anyway.

Might be better if you did your quick-and-dirty one. It'll be a little while before I'm back up to speed. The next thing I need to install is Civ4, and obviously I'll have to make sure it works OK after installing...