Someone asked for it, so I said I'd release it.
Basically just dumps one of the .sql files into an ini format.
This will only be useful to you, if your writing a source to use a flat-filed system (i.e. like the source I released
Drag the ".sql" file onto the program and then hit enter to start the batch, in the same folder as the ".sql" file you should see a new folder appear called CQ_DUMP, inside of that should be another folder with the table name you dumped.
The format of the ini will be like this
and so on.
If the file already exists, the dumper will throw an exception and error, meaning if you have an existing dump, delete it before re-patching the ".sql" file.
The filename is always the value of the first field.
The ".sql" files can be found in the offical conquer binary release, or just dump them out of mysql once loaded.
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Basically just dumps one of the .sql files into an ini format.
This will only be useful to you, if your writing a source to use a flat-filed system (i.e. like the source I released
Drag the ".sql" file onto the program and then hit enter to start the batch, in the same folder as the ".sql" file you should see a new folder appear called CQ_DUMP, inside of that should be another folder with the table name you dumped.
The format of the ini will be like this
Code:
[tablename] field=value field2=value
If the file already exists, the dumper will throw an exception and error, meaning if you have an existing dump, delete it before re-patching the ".sql" file.
The filename is always the value of the first field.
The ".sql" files can be found in the offical conquer binary release, or just dump them out of mysql once loaded.
[Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]
