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Brian151 / OpenShockwave

attempt at reverse-engineering and possibly re-implementing Macromedia Shockwave
Apache License 2.0
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python shockwave extractor #6

Closed MrBrax closed 7 years ago

MrBrax commented 7 years ago

very experimental, does not export all files properly, but the majority works. probably more useful for comparing ideas about the file formats.

also, git is really overcomplicated for what it is, this is a mess

Brian151 commented 7 years ago

Alright then

My only problem with the fact it lacks comments is that Schockabsorber also lacks comments and such, and as a result, if not for tomysshadow, it wouldn't be usable by me, because I can't read it

i agree, there's stuff about git/github that... isn't too awesome

MrBrax commented 7 years ago

Because of the language barrier? I can try adding some comments to it.

Brian151 commented 7 years ago

just in general, reading another's code is not always easy. ofc, i only really skimmed yours. it's still a good idea to comment code. self-documenting code honestly only goes so far.

python i sorta understand? throw some C/C++/ASM at me, there might be problems

As long as it's not minimized or obfuscated (or strange dialects or manners of writing it), i usually can read: js,as,haxe,batch,python,java basically, anything either high level or not inherently difficult. probably even some esolangs (alright, one... I think I could get used to reading FIM++, but it's so under-developed there's no reason for me to take interest)

idk... i don't have any huge language barriers excluding those that are obscure or arcane. that said, don't for ANY reason write something in brainf--- and expect me to understand. (ironically, i wanna try some stuff concerning it)

i need to sleep now

MrBrax commented 7 years ago

true true, that's why i usually don't work with other people haha

i put some comments in, just gotta put the github client on this pc

Brian151 commented 7 years ago

makes sense i suppose