Tidy savegames?
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Tidy savegames?
Because I save at least once per map, my savegame list is getting kind of full. Later I'll delete a bunch of the older ones from the last campaign I did, but it occurred to me that some function to do it automatically would be nice. Some good options would be:
-Delete all save files from a given campaign.
-Delete all save files more than X days old. (Have an option to do this automatically every time you start the game.)
-Only keep the X most recent unprotected save files, (Have an option to do this automatically every time you start the game.)
-Protect save file (Make the file immune from automatic "tidying")
-Delete all save files from a given campaign.
-Delete all save files more than X days old. (Have an option to do this automatically every time you start the game.)
-Only keep the X most recent unprotected save files, (Have an option to do this automatically every time you start the game.)
-Protect save file (Make the file immune from automatic "tidying")
Well, such a patch would be only a few lines if hacked in: https://savannah.nongnu.org/patch/index ... em_id=4265
But then, to do it proplerly would mean extending the GUI code to have multiple selection, and it also absolutely requires some help text to be displayed, which I couldn't figure out how to do as well.
But then, to do it proplerly would mean extending the GUI code to have multiple selection, and it also absolutely requires some help text to be displayed, which I couldn't figure out how to do as well.
Re: Tidy savegames?
Maybe just a little script that moves all files matching "*Turn_*"dogscoff wrote:my savegame list is getting kind of full.
-Only keep the X most recent unprotected save files,
to another directory, say saves-old, where they can be archived/deleted ?
-HaJo
You can try to use the CLI power!!!
even on impaired systems (i.e. win) you could use "del *Turn*" (you can put it in a .BAT file if you are really lazy and do soooo many saves)
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rm -i *Turn*