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Big update! Now you can use multiple filters on the commandline. In the configuration file directory rules can have wildcards too. Multiple core names per line in section [cores] can be specified. And yes, you read it right, there is a version option! How cool is that?! (And oh, i just noticed the wrong date for the notes... it should be September 19, not 18...)

enjoy_0.4.0.tar.gz is the release package to download and extract. enjoyd.gz is the debug build and not intended for normal usage. You can also install from crates.io with cargo, but I wait a few days or maybe a week before updating there: https://crates.io/crates/enjoy/

[0.4.0] - September 19, 2022

  • new: option -v, --version to display the current version information of
    the app
  • new: option -s, --strict to turn option --filter into strict mode, case
    sensitive and no longer adding stars around the pattern automatically
    (meaning it matches exactly the name and not somewhere in the middle of
    filename), example: -sf "Super" won't match "Super Mario Land.gb", but
    -sf "Super*" will
  • changed: -f, --filter can be used multiple times, all of them have to
    match to get a result (works only as commandline option)
  • changed: multiple custom core names under section [cores] in user settings
    ini file can be specified in one line separated by space, example:
    gb gbc = sameboy
  • changed: if a game ROM is not found and option -x is active, then
    simulation of the process will continue and no longer stops, this allows
    running other options such as -n with non existing games to quickly check
    associated file extension, example: -xn ..sfc
  • changed: wildcard support for directory rules implemented, only supported
    wildcards are star * (none or any number of characters) and question mark
    ? (exactly one any character), example: [~/Emulatoren/games/psx*]
  • changed: directory rules are exact match now, no longer is it compared if the
    game path "starts" with the directory path, also trailing basckslash is
    optional
  • changed: internal library updated to respect the order of rules in the
    configuration for priority reasons, first match of a rule will be used, this
    is not considered a bug, because the order was not important before
  • new: option -o, --config-path to print the fullpath of the user settings
    ini file
  • changed: previous short option -o for --open-config is renamed to-O and
    will no longer print path
  • changed: logo rework
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