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Portable SHARP X68000 Emulator for Libretro
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In-emu file picker should honour path of most recently loaded file #114

Open gingerbeardman opened 4 years ago

gingerbeardman commented 4 years ago

In-emu file picker should honour path of most recently loaded file

Repro

  1. Load floppy disk image through RetroArch menu

  2. Open in-emu menu

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  1. Press Enter on FD0 to get file picker

Also

  1. Load FD0 image through in-emu menu
  2. Press Enter on FD1 to get file picker

Expected

Actual

Screen shot 2020-01-21 at 15 20 31

negativeExponent commented 3 years ago

im not sure why i did not push through with this idea. im sure i was thinking of adding such feature. ill revisit this sometime soon

negativeExponent commented 1 year ago

The best case will be: :if the fdd0 or is not empty, then opening the drive would start you in the sir when the rom is located. :ejecting the drive would bring you to StartDir if set. It would be nice to start on dir where the last loaded rom was. I'll see how to implement this.

negativeExponent commented 1 year ago

@gingerbeardman btw, do you happen to know any more .hds titles? all i can fine is just one compilation from gamesx. cant find any other .hds files. i would like to look at this feature further.

gingerbeardman commented 1 year ago

Compilation HDS files here: https://nfggames.com/X68000/index.php/Games/

There are some individual game HDS files in the Neo Kobe pack: https://archive.org/download/SharpX68000Collection or https://archive.org/download/Sharp_X68000_Collection I think they are the same? Directory listing of that: Neo Kobe - Sharp X68000.txt

Let me know if the one you found is not one of those because then I don't have it!

negativeExponent commented 1 year ago

thanks

gingerbeardman commented 1 month ago

@gingerbeardman btw, do you happen to know any more .hds titles? all i can fine is just one compilation from gamesx. cant find any other .hds files. i would like to look at this feature further.

@negativeExponent old comment, but am I correct in thinking this emulator just doesn't support the HDS (SCSI) format of disk images? That they are a different format than HDF (ACSI) format? Even if we added file extension into libretro.c and winui.c it still wouldn't work?

Aside: it would be great if the emulator ignored hidden folders starting with .