[DiscordArchive] I'd like to change my fork of the WDBXEditor2 to use the DBCD library writing (it's currently using
[DiscordArchive] I'd like to change my fork of the WDBXEditor2 to use the DBCD library writing (it's currently using
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I'd like to change my fork of the WDBXEditor2 to use the DBCD library writing (it's currently using its own fork of DBCD) so I can contribute my own observations from writing/editing 9.2.7 WDC3 files but I have some issues that I am running into with the DBCDStorage API that I ran into with the original sources in MaxtorCoder's WDBXEditor2 as well.
For instance, there's no way to access the data in the Storage<T> of a DBCDStorage, which means that calling .Clear() or .Remove() doesn't actually delete the data when you'd later write the storage out.
I am considering making an issue/PR for the things I ran into, would you prefer to have everything in one issue/PR or should I make seperate issues/PRs for each type of issue?
rektbyfaith
08-15-2024, 09:39 AM #1Archived author: KalopsiaTwilight • Posted: 2024-08-15T09:39:40.637000+00:00
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I'd like to change my fork of the WDBXEditor2 to use the DBCD library writing (it's currently using its own fork of DBCD) so I can contribute my own observations from writing/editing 9.2.7 WDC3 files but I have some issues that I am running into with the DBCDStorage API that I ran into with the original sources in MaxtorCoder's WDBXEditor2 as well.
For instance, there's no way to access the data in the Storage<T> of a DBCDStorage, which means that calling .Clear() or .Remove() doesn't actually delete the data when you'd later write the storage out.
I am considering making an issue/PR for the things I ran into, would you prefer to have everything in one issue/PR or should I make seperate issues/PRs for each type of issue?
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the ToDictionary() call on a storage gives you the internal dictionary
rektbyfaith
08-15-2024, 09:45 AM #2Archived author: Marlamin • Posted: 2024-08-15T09:45:18.678000+00:00
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the ToDictionary() call on a storage gives you the internal dictionary
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any changes to that should apply when Save()ing out
rektbyfaith
08-15-2024, 09:45 AM #3Archived author: Marlamin • Posted: 2024-08-15T09:45:23.222000+00:00
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any changes to that should apply when Save()ing out
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but sure, any PRs are welcome with enough explanation as to why they'd be needed and without changing too much of the API
rektbyfaith
08-15-2024, 09:46 AM #4Archived author: Marlamin • Posted: 2024-08-15T09:46:06.711000+00:00
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but sure, any PRs are welcome with enough explanation as to why they'd be needed and without changing too much of the API
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eg
```csharp
var storage = dbcd.Load("Achievement", build);
var dict = storage.ToDictionary();
dict.Clear();
storage.Save("Achievement.db2");
```
generates this empty db2
rektbyfaith
08-15-2024, 09:47 AM #5Archived author: Marlamin • Posted: 2024-08-15T09:47:43.477000+00:00
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eg
```csharp
var storage = dbcd.Load("Achievement", build);
var dict = storage.ToDictionary();
dict.Clear();
storage.Save("Achievement.db2");
```
generates this empty db2
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rektbyfaith
08-15-2024, 09:47 AM #6Archived author: Marlamin • Posted: 2024-08-15T09:47:46.971000+00:00
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