HuntnGather
| /trunk/HuntnGather/HuntnGather.readme |
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| Uploader: "Wizardry and Steamworks" <mail@grimore.org> |
| Type: util/dir |
| Replaces: util/dir/HuntnGather.lha |
| Version: 1.7.4 |
| Version: 1.7.5 |
| Architecture: m68k-amigaos |
| Hunt & Gather - File search and indexing utilities. |
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| -=:[ Changes ]:=- |
| 20211105: |
| * Use a single binary for all CPUs. |
| * Refocus the documentation to match the latest changes. |
| * MuForce and MuGuardianAngel memory usage stress testing. |
| * Large storage (cca. 8k directories / 80k files) stress testing. |
| * Use locale for string comparisons on the Amiga. |
| * "Gather" now requires either of -a (add), -r (remove), -c (create). |
| * Allow multiple paths when issuing the "Gather" command. |
| 20211114: |
| * Rewrite and preparations for pooling memory the Amiga way. |
| -=:[ Introduction ]:=- |
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| The "Gather" utility is used to index a path. The following command: |
| Gather -c RAM: |
| will create a file in the S: directory named "gather.db". "Gather"is |
| verbose by default and will show the user what the utility is doing |
| but the behaviour can be changed with the "-q" (quiet) flag that will |
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| In order to look for a file, the "Hunt" utility is then invoked with |
| an AmigaOS search pattern, for instance, the pattern "#?test#?: |
| Hunt #?test#? |
| "Hunt" will then search the database previously generated by the |
| "Gather" utility and will print out all the paths corresponding to the |
| files matching the supplied pattern. |
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| the paths to be indexed; for example, all the following paths are |
| valid: |
| RAM: |
| DH0:System/ |
| When the "Gather" utility runs, a database is created at "S:gather.db" |
| containing all the found files. |