1885 wrote:Mat wrote:Could you change the location the settings are stored? Currently if you make a copy of the program it creates a new random URL in appdata, would it be possible to instead have the settings inside the Tease AI folder, thereby making it more portable?
I'm far from an expert but I don't actually believe this is possible. It doesn't allow you to make custom settings files (which I found out much to my chagrin early on, making the custom domme settings buttons both tedious and necessary")
Hmm.. When I write code in Java there's a nice class for storing stettings as key/value pairs which you can save to an ini file, I thought there'd be something similar for VB..
After a quick google, I've found a site with a class that allows you to create/store/read from INI files..
http://www.developer.com/net/csharp/art ... in-NET.htm
(Edit - Although the URL says csharp, the code is in VB)
With the bit at the bottom of the post making it look easy to use as well:
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Dim objIniFile As New IniFile("c:\data.ini")objIniFile.WriteString("Settings", "ClockTime", "12:59")Dim strData As String = objIniFile.GetString("Settings", "ClockTime", "(none)")
To avoid being unable to write to the file while it's already open, you could create a new class for it with the file always open and functions to add and remove them.. I sometimes make a class with all the settings variables and have a save/load function, so any part of the program can update the variables then call saveSettings() to update the file, using this it should be a lot more portable.
1885 wrote:Mat wrote:
Then could you add an extra option for being unsure about an image, there are quite a few images that I don't like but don't dislike, and they get added to the dislike text file and used against me as if I disliked them.
Mat wrote:And building on what I said about not minding disliked images, why not add a category in the images tabs for images you specifically don't like.
You don't need a category for this, you can just use the @ShowDislikedImage Command and it will do the same thing
I meant that when they ask whether you like an image, there isn't a way to have the image not added to one of the files, there are a lot of images that I don't like but don't dislike either, so often when they try to show a disliked image it shows one that I'm not that bothered about either way, to avoid this I thought you could either add an "unsure" option or add an extra folder for images that the user specifically doesn't like..