I want to have support for copying multiple files (bin) and selecting main file (cue or iso) automatically.
It needs new installer task, open the file picker (and allow selecting multiple files), when files are copied to destination task will automatically select automatically or manual, iso as main file if only one file is copied, or cue file if multiple files are copied, and set main_file to the (automatically?) selected mine file.
something like this:
files:
- files: N/A:Please select the Dreamcast image file
game:
core: reicast
main_file: main_file
installer:
- copy_and_select:
dst: $GAMEDIR
description: "Please select the your files, iso or bin/cue"
src: files
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I want to have support for copying multiple files (bin) and selecting main file (cue or iso) automatically.
It needs new installer task, open the file picker (and allow selecting multiple files), when files are copied to destination task will automatically select automatically or manual, iso as main file if only one file is copied, or cue file if multiple files are copied, and set main_file to the (automatically?) selected mine file.
something like this:
Expected behavior
Please describe the behavior you are expecting.
Current behavior
What is the current behavior?
Steps to reproduce
Lutris debugging output
The terminal output of
lutris -d
.Using the debug option reveals possible backtraces or missing libraries. This can help us track down your issue.
System information
The .json file created by typing
lutris --submit-issue
in a terminal.Screenshots
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