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| title = hbcxmlgen
| title = hbcxmlgen
| image =
| image =
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| desc = Bash script for meta.xml creation.
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| desc = Bash script for >meta.xml creation.
| type = PC utility
| type = PC utility
| license = GPLv3
| license = GPLv3
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Along with just making the meta.xml file, it also
Along with just making the meta.xml file, it also
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* can be installed to /usr/bin so you can run it from anywhere just by typing "hbcxmlgen"
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* can be installed to <code>/usr/bin</code> so you can run it from anywhere just by typing <code>hbcxmlgen</code>
* checks if meta.xml already exists in the current directory, and asks if you want to overwrite it
* checks if meta.xml already exists in the current directory, and asks if you want to overwrite it
* notifies you if you need write permissions to write in the current directory ''before'' you enter all the meta.xml information
* notifies you if you need write permissions to write in the current directory ''before'' you enter all the meta.xml information
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* enforces the entering of the release date by making sure you input 14 characteres (YYYYmmddMMDDSS)
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Also, a bug: You must run install.sh from the directory that hbcxmlgen.sh is in. Otherwise:
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<pre>
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mcpancakes@desktop:/$ /usbhdd/Programming/hbcxmlgen/install.sh -i
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Copying to /usr/bin/hbcxmlgen ...
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[sudo] password for mcpancakes:
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cp: cannot stat `hbcxmlgen.sh': No such file or directory
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Installed!
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mcpancakes@desktop:/$
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</pre>
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It won't really be installed. They come together in the same archive anyway, and are extracted to the same place, so just take the time to <code>cd</code> to the directed you unpacked it in and run <code>./install.sh</code> from there.
== README ==
== README ==