This pull request adds some ASCII art when you use the command line tool via haxelib run hxgodot. It displays the version string (hxgodot ($version)) "inline" on the ASCII art if it fits with the correct spacing applied automatically (and on the next line if it does not fit), so there shouldn't be a need to update this is the version string changes in length. Also I left in a command to pass whatever text you want to the function that adds the version string that I had originally made just to test it, but I didn't really see any reason to remove it as it doesn't interfere with the functionality.
Also there is a new hxml in the root folder to build the run.n file that I added so you can just use haxe ./cli.hxml in the root of the project to update the run.n file without needing to go into ./tools/run first. (Also so that I could select it in VSCode, lol)
There are some other changes I kind of want to make to the command line tool, but I'll make those as a separate PR sometime in the future, as they are entirely unrelated to this.
This pull request adds some ASCII art when you use the command line tool via
haxelib run hxgodot. It displays the version string (hxgodot ($version)) "inline" on the ASCII art if it fits with the correct spacing applied automatically (and on the next line if it does not fit), so there shouldn't be a need to update this is the version string changes in length. Also I left in a command to pass whatever text you want to the function that adds the version string that I had originally made just to test it, but I didn't really see any reason to remove it as it doesn't interfere with the functionality.Also there is a new hxml in the root folder to build the run.n file that I added so you can just use
haxe ./cli.hxmlin the root of the project to update therun.nfile without needing to go into./tools/runfirst. (Also so that I could select it in VSCode, lol)There are some other changes I kind of want to make to the command line tool, but I'll make those as a separate PR sometime in the future, as they are entirely unrelated to this.