I already knew complex types / nested objects would not work. but what makes json stronger than csv is that you can handle more complex data types and most people will use json that way too. Otherwise json would just be a less bloated xml, which is a less bloated csv. lol
Its luckily a .net core 2.0 application so it is possible to run on mac and linux. :-) not completely hasslefree though. As you would need to install the required runtime for it.
Is python "natively" supported on those platforms or do you have to install some prerequisites for it to work? If so, it's just as "hard" to run this as Subliminal.
I have no idea. I've honestly never heard of subliminal until just recently (yesterday) and I've never really tried it out.
But on first glance it seem like subliminal is more for developers in general as it provide apis to use it, it also have a bunch more providers than what SubSync currently have and most likely a much better way for guessing which subtitle is correct. It also seem to focus more on individual subtitles rather than trying to batch download them unlike SubSync. Although they do have support for downloading for a whole folder. How well that works I have no idea.
In the end, Subliminal have been in development for over 5 years and has been thoroughly tested.
Whereas SubSync was a weekend project I made 2 weeks ago and never meant to compete with anything existing. I only knew I had a problem I needed to solve and wanted to share it with everyone :-)
TL;DR: I don't think SubSync offers anything unique over Subliminal at this moment. And if you're already used to using Subliminal you should keep doing so if that works good for you. :-)
This weekend I had some real nostalgia feeling and wanted to recreate the login screen of the good ol' RuneScape Classic. But it was a bit too much fun so I ended up adding a (not complete) character creation and even some of the ingame menus.
If you're an old RuneScape player you will probably find this pretty cool. If not, then I understand if you don't.
What are your thoughts? Anything missing that should be in it?
And finally... I hope you're not going to copy/paste this to phish for real account credentials. That would be unethical.
Haha, yep I do agree that I did not cover all important aspects of writing a decompiler. Neither did I use a stack based solution to tackle the problem.
A reminder though, the idea behind this post was to cover a little bit of everything, just trying to make it as simple as possible. This is not a fully fledged decompiler and will not decompile everything. It is to give an idea on how CIL works, how to use Mono.Cecil, and just hacking away!
Next part of the tutorial DO actually manage the stack to try and create a more complex solution. Together with code refactoring and more.
And I'm sorry for any information that I've might have forgotten and/or for any poorly written code. I will try and do better next time. Yet I hope you still like the article.
Hi jbevain :-) Nice to see you here! Having a tiny switch to a new blog engine, but next part should come up soon enough. Have a nice day, and once more. You rock!
Hey dubcanada :-) Hehehe. Unity is still a very nice game engine for developing 2d games. However, even if the game I created seemed to be in 2d. It was actually in 3d but with a orthographic camera. Since my intentions later on were to enable the players to switch between a 3d and 2d mode ingame.
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I already knew complex types / nested objects would not work. but what makes json stronger than csv is that you can handle more complex data types and most people will use json that way too. Otherwise json would just be a less bloated xml, which is a less bloated csv. lol