Divine Yuri
Never Closes Chrome
This is a program I made a while back, and I'm releasing it as I feel some people might have some use for it.
Purpose:
It's purpose is it's a Java program that allows me to easily make a list of City names, Spy Names, or JFD's Head Of Government / ColonyNames. By using a file that I can easily change to suit my needs.
Which then running the program, it will create in the "Auto-Civ5Folder" folder the XML File with the Language_en_US, and SQL file with the table insert values for the list. Saving time on going back, and forth between the list on my computer and the XML Language_en_US file.
I have seen things that involved cities, but never seen something that also does it for whatever table I need no matter what the table is called. As I was working with JFD's Head Of Government, and decided making a program that did this would take me just as long as going through all 25 of the Names in Language_en_US, and save me time in the future. So I spent some time, and created this.
Requires:
Java
Output Example:
"FromFileAutoTXT.txt":
XML:
SQL:
How to use:
First you need to change what's in "FromFileAutoTXT.txt" - This is the file that when edited changes what the Program does. So the first 5 lines goes like this:
Next you'll know it worked if the files exist in the "Auto-Civ5Folder" Folder.
Downloads:
Program and Required Files
Source Code
Purpose:
It's purpose is it's a Java program that allows me to easily make a list of City names, Spy Names, or JFD's Head Of Government / ColonyNames. By using a file that I can easily change to suit my needs.
Which then running the program, it will create in the "Auto-Civ5Folder" folder the XML File with the Language_en_US, and SQL file with the table insert values for the list. Saving time on going back, and forth between the list on my computer and the XML Language_en_US file.
I have seen things that involved cities, but never seen something that also does it for whatever table I need no matter what the table is called. As I was working with JFD's Head Of Government, and decided making a program that did this would take me just as long as going through all 25 of the Names in Language_en_US, and save me time in the future. So I spent some time, and created this.
Requires:
Java
Output Example:
"FromFileAutoTXT.txt":
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How to use:
First you need to change what's in "FromFileAutoTXT.txt" - This is the file that when edited changes what the Program does. So the first 5 lines goes like this:
- Table Name - This is where you put the name of the Table the Names are inserted into. ex: "Civilization_CityNames" with cities.
- Column 1 Name - This is where you define the Type's Column name. ex: "CivilizationType" with cities
- Column 2 Name - This is where you define the TXT Reference's Column Name. ex: "CityName" with cities
- Column 1 Shared Value - This is where you define what Type that will be shared with the entire list. With Cities this would be the name of the Civilization you are adding them to.
- Column 2 Shared Start - This is where you define the first part of the TXT_KEY. Something like "TXT_KEY_SPY_NAME_" for spies. After that I use Column 1 Shared Value, and a count to define the TXT_KEY for each on the list.
- Start of List - Every line after and including this will be an additional value for the list. This is where you take the list of Cities, Spies, Heads of Government, or whatever with how they should appear in game.
Spoiler :
Next you'll know it worked if the files exist in the "Auto-Civ5Folder" Folder.
Downloads:
Program and Required Files
Source Code
