Resource Property Manager

Hi all,

a while ago already, I asked this mailinglist for ideas for handy utilities
or tools. I got a reply about managing resource-properties, such as
colorkeying, at another level than source-code. I didn’t pick up the idea
immediatly, but two weeks ago I did. So here it is: the “resource property
manager”! :slight_smile:

This little Java program allows you to setup a project with one or more
resource-groups, each with one or more properties. (See the page below for
clear screenshots).

When you have your project finished, you can use the included static library
from you C++ program, to load the settings from the project file.

Please note that the utility starts with a sample-project, and that the
download includes a sample C++ program which shows the library’s
capabilities. So it shouldn’t be hard to get it up and running.

Visit this site if you are interested:

http://www.libsdl.org/applications.php?match_id=1229

Best regards,
Patrick.

Hi all,

a while ago already, I asked this mailinglist for ideas for handy utilities
or tools. I got a reply about managing resource-properties, such as
colorkeying, at another level than source-code. I didn’t pick up the idea
immediatly, but two weeks ago I did. So here it is: the “resource property
manager”! :slight_smile:

This little Java program allows you to setup a project with one or more
resource-groups, each with one or more properties. (See the page below for
clear screenshots).

When you have your project finished, you can use the included static library
from you C++ program, to load the settings from the project file.

Please note that the utility starts with a sample-project, and that the
download includes a sample C++ program which shows the library’s
capabilities. So it shouldn’t be hard to get it up and running.

Visit this site if you are interested:

http://www.libsdl.org/applications.php?match_id=1229

Best regards,
Patrick._______________________________________________
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Why it is written in Java if it is dedicated for C++ programmers? (*)

Regards

nell

  • One who would like to use it, needs to have Java installed in his/her system.On Mon, Aug 04, 2003 at 06:24:54PM -0700, Patrick Kooman wrote:

This little Java program allows you to setup a project with one or more
resource-groups, each with one or more properties. (See the page below for
clear screenshots).

When you have your project finished, you can use the included static library
from you C++ program, to load the settings from the project file.