[v1.5] gzdoom.ini to defbinds + defcvars + keyconf converter

[Rachael]

You're right, but I can stick it in the repo anyway, so that's what I did, hopefully I remember to publish a new version on GZDoom's next release.

[Nash]

Update time? =D

[Rachael]

Been working on it. Not my highest priority since this is work time for me. But I'll probably have a release sometime today.

[Rachael]

v1.2.0 - updates the cvar blacklist and adds a few new ones for GZDoom 4.8.0

[Nash]

v1.2.0 should be compatible with GZDoom 4.8.2, right? There haven't been any CVar additions/removals since?

[Rachael]

Correct, always worth testing though to see if you get console warnings. If you do, let me know.

[Nash]

It's me again, your loyal customer, asking for GZDoom 4.9 support. ;P

[Rachael]

It's me again, your loyal customer, asking for GZDoom 4.9 support. ;P

There isn't much changed and admittedly every time I get into this seriously I get distracted with something and forget, sorry >.< I intend to do a new release soon.

[Nash]

It's alright, if 4.9.1 comes out soon, maybe it can be updated to that instead. :P

[Rachael]

Oh, I keep forgetting to post here - I updated to v1.3.0 a few months ago.

[Rachael]

v1.4.0 released.

[aJynks]

This tool seems like it will be a life saver in making my "default" cfg setting and stuff... but eveytime I run it... the resulting defbinds.txt and keyconf.txt are empty, only defcvars.txt has stuff inside it..... ? Is there something else that needs to be present besides gzdoom.ini?

[Rachael]

The tool needs to know the names of the configs you need to use. GZDoom.ini stuffs the configs for all the games inside the same file, so if you want a new default config set it needs the proper name of the game so it knows which one to grab. Like ./convert-config doom or something like that. If everything was created because of a mod, then it needs the mod name too, like ./convert-config doom brutaldoom or whatever matches what gets put in the .ini

If you have Linux or Mac OS you can type grep Bindings gzdoom.ini and it will give you a list of header names that way. They generally will be in [GameName.ModName.Bindings] format as returned by grep.

The same thing can work for Windows except it would be find "Bindings" gzdoom.ini

[Rachael]

Updated to v1.5.0.

Thanks Nash for the blacklist update.