ShowEQ Maps

[Jeffst]

Is there any possibility making a compressed file containing all updated SEQ maps alone? For people using other clients that can't use the CVS Rep.

[Mr. Suspicious]

Look in the right corner of this page.. see the CVS link? Click on it.

then:

* Browse CVS Repository
* Showeq/
* Maps/

There's all your mapfiles.

[Jeffst]

That's truly great, but you seem to be forgetting in order to download all of those I would have to go through over 200 pages clicking "download" for each of the files seperately.
Now, I'm asking again, is there a possibility of making a ZIP file containing all of them?

[jax]

If you are using windows, you could try WinCVS. www.wincvs.org I think. Or do a quick google search and find a cvs client for the operating system you are using.

[z26o]

Originally posted by Jeffst
Is there any possibility making a compressed file containing all updated SEQ maps alone?

If you have a current install of showeq you could:

cd /usr/local/share/showeq  (might be a diff path depending on your install)
tar cvf eqmaps.tar *.map
gzip eqmaps.tar

then you would have a file called eqmaps.tar.gz with all the .map files in it.

Probably not the most elegant solution, but hey, there it is.

z

[Jeffst]

WinCVS solves my problem, thank you.
Last post is kinda irrelevant as I'm using Windows, which is why I have the problem in the first place, since I cannot use CVS.

[z26o]

Originally posted by Jeffst
Last post is kinda irrelevant as I'm using Windows, which is why I have the problem in the first place, since I cannot use CVS.

Well you asked if it was possible to make a file containing the maps. I explained how to do that.

Sorry if it didn't help, and glad you found another solution...

z

(don't see any reference to windows in your original post)

[Jeffst]

Originally posted by Jeffst
For people using other clients that can't use the CVS Rep.

can't use the CVS rep

[high_jeeves]

That doesnt mean much.. there is a cvs.exe for windows (Actually, WinCVS is just a frontend.. when you downloaded it, you also got the command-line version which will work with all the same commands).

--Jeeves

[Mr. Suspicious]

There's a CVS client for every mainstream OS according to http://ccvs.cvshome.org/fom//cache/1.html (Window$, Mac OS X, Linux, Solaris)