Re: [AD] Sorting objects in the grabber

["Eric Botcazou" <ebotcazou@xxxxxxxxxx>]

> That's the case. If you ignore the sort property, everything should
> work is it did. What's broken ?

Nothing, we just need to implement a 3-state logic for the command line
utility. Do we need to introduce 2 new options ('-sort' and '-nosort') or use a 2-level
unique option (like '-s0', '-s1', '-s2' for the strip level) ?

I'd rather take the second path, but the room is already scarce:

   printf("\t'-a' adds the named files to the datafile\n");
   printf("\t'-bpp colordepth' grabs bitmaps in the specified format\n");
   printf("\t'-c0' no compression\n");
   printf("\t'-c1' compress objects individually\n");
   printf("\t'-c2' global compression on the entire datafile\n");
   printf("\t'-d' deletes the named objects from the datafile\n");
   printf("\t'-dither' dithers when reducing color depths\n");
   printf("\t'-e' extracts the named objects from the datafile\n");
   printf("\t'-g x y w h' grabs bitmap data from a specific grid location\n");
   printf("\t'-h outputfile.h' sets the output header file\n");
   printf("\t'-k' keeps the original file names when grabbing objects\n");
   printf("\t'-l' lists the contents of the datafile\n");
   printf("\t'-m dependencyfile' outputs makefile dependencies\n");
   printf("\t'-o output' sets the output file or directory when extracting data\n");
   printf("\t'-p prefixstring' sets the prefix for the output header file\n");
   printf("\t'-pal objectname' specifies which palette to use\n");
   printf("\t'-s0' no strip: save everything\n");
   printf("\t'-s1' strip grabber specific information from the file\n");
   printf("\t'-s2' strip all object properties and names from the file\n");
   printf("\t'-t type' sets the object type when adding files\n");
   printf("\t'-transparency' preserves transparency through color conversion\n");
   printf("\t'-u' updates the contents of the datafile\n");
   printf("\t'-v' selects verbose mode\n");
   printf("\t'-w' always updates the entire contents of the datafile\n");

-r0, -r1 ? or something else ?

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Eric Botcazou
ebotcazou@xxxxxxxxxx