SynthMaker

Updater

Archive · 2006 3 old posts

From the original SynthMaker forum (2004–2014), with its members’ names and dates.

jobro ·

So I've started to write on a simple update application that downloads 1 file from the net, compares the data from that file and then starts the download of a referenced file in your configuration file. Works quite smooth so far. File download and version checkup completed, It downloads the next file when you press a button. What needs to be done is to add an automatic parser that checks this when you start the program with a parameter "-auto" or something similar.

What you need to do is to create the version files and the config file showing what files to process. Once the update is downloaded it opens with the asociated program.

Dj-Grobe ·

Can post the osm?

aliasant ·

Very interesting jobro. din lilla kanalje...

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