Andre Brait

For now, could you try using forward slashes instead of backslashes? Either that or escape the backslashes by putting another one in front of them, like this: `\\` On Tue,...

Ok. Thanks a lot. I'll see if I can change one thing tomorrow and then you can download the code from the repository and check if it works. I'll post...

Another user has reported the same issue to me in an email. I'll make a fix to v1.9 and I'll see if I can release it today.

@basvroegop @jcarr71 could you please download the latest code from the master branch and try it? It should be fixed now that master also uses Python's `pathlib`

@jcarr71 yeah, that was expected :sweat_smile: Could you re-test again with the latest release I have and let me know if it works? I'll close the issue if it does....

Well, you can already do it by redirecting the output to a file if you don't set an input directory (not sure how to do it on non-UNIX systems, but...

Most likely nay. The thing is that there's no programmatically sure way to compare games across platforms (that is, between DAT files), unless I go for the name of the...

Hm, if neither the name nor the hash match, it's tough to come up with something. As far as the name goes, it seems you just have to remove the...

Well, it's technically possible. But it will still fail for anything that's not strictly the name of the ROM *and* it will fail if the name is localized, of course....

The DAT format is well-supported, I think. The naming convention not so much, indeed. It's been added to the list of features for 2.0. I'm rewriting it quite a bit,...