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Group TOOLS tasks, add info on tools GUI
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* It should be possible to add custom "views" for data (e.g. viewing images as images, not just as hex data; or hooking up a script disassembler; etc.). It is *not* necessary to provide such viewers for all resources types initially, but it must be possible to add them | * It should be possible to add custom "views" for data (e.g. viewing images as images, not just as hex data; or hooking up a script disassembler; etc.). It is *not* necessary to provide such viewers for all resources types initially, but it must be possible to add them | ||
== Tools: Rewrite descumm == | == Tools == | ||
=== Tools: Rewrite descumm === | |||
...to do proper recompilation (inspired by jode | ...to do proper recompilation (inspired by jode | ||
and other Java decompilers), so that it can properly decompile | and other Java decompilers), so that it can properly decompile | ||
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on this :) | on this :) | ||
== Tools: Overhaul the compression tools == | === Tools: Overhaul the compression tools === | ||
to share more code / share it | to share more code / share it | ||
better / to compress by using suitable compression libs instead of | better / to compress by using suitable compression libs instead of | ||
calling external binaries (thus allowing more in-memory operations etc.) | calling external binaries (thus allowing more in-memory operations etc.) | ||
== Tools: Write a portable GUI for the tools == | === Tools: Write a portable GUI for the tools === | ||
We offer a multitude of command line tools in a separate packages (scummvm-tools). Several of these tools are to be used by end users, mainly to (re)compress their data files (good for systems which have not that much storage, like cell phones). | |||
should support at least Linux, Windows, Mac OS X, ideall more. Maybe using wxWidgets, or Qt | |||
Now, asking end users to use command line tools to perform common tasks is not quite unproblematic. We would like to make it easier for users to compress their data files, by offering them a nice graphical user interface (GUI). It should support at least Linux, Windows, Mac OS X, ideall more. Maybe using wxWidgets, or Qt | |||
== Residual == | == Residual == | ||