How bout when we decompress it, we store the timestamp of the compressed thingie
in one of our spiffy databases, or just stick an empty file in the
decompressed dir with its name being the timestamp. Then we compare to the
compressed one on startup.. work?
Isaac
On 04-Oct-99 Mark B. Elrod wro
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> heh... ok so if we do that how hard would it be for us to add a theme
browser to
> the prefs? something that scaled down the bitmap fot the main window and
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> > i like option 2 as well. the only downside is that if a user gets an
> updated
> > theme with the same name we might not rec
On Mon, Oct 04, 1999 at 10:57:31AM -0700, Mark B. Elrod wrote:
> i like option 2 as well. the only downside is that if a user gets an updated
> theme with the same name we might not recognize it unless they know to delete
> the folder it has been expanded to. how can we get around that?
Themes c
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Subject: Re: where to install theme files to?
> i like option 2 as well. the only downside is that if a user gets an
updated
> theme with the same na
i like option 2 as well. the only downside is that if a user gets an updated
theme with the same name we might not recognize it unless they know to delete
the folder it has been expanded to. how can we get around that?
elrod
Mayhem & Chaos Coordinator wrote:
> Sounds good to me.
>
> I've got a
Sounds good to me.
I've got a follow up question to that: When and where to theme files get
decompressed to? I see two reasonable options here:
1) When FreeAmp starts, it figures out what theme it needs and decompresses
it into /tmp/freeamp-$pid/theme (or X:\windows\temp\theme). When FreeAmp
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