Hi
Harvey,
> Q1 (for Jim/Donald): Do you think
anyone would be interested in
> these programs? (If not the other questions are moot.)
I don't know
for the others, but i am interested to have and to use these utilities, and
probably that some other users too.
> Q2 (for Donald): The LTLCStat and LTDelHS
programs recognize a
>'deleted' level iff (if & only if); (1) it is Not Rated (i.e., the
>574-th byte in its .lvl fileentry is a 0 or 'null'), AND (2) its name
>is "Deleted Level <n>" (w/o the quotes, but case sensitive) where <n>
>is the level's number. Is this the 'standard' way to define deleted
I will always use this standard to define deleted levels.
>'deleted' level iff (if & only if); (1) it is Not Rated (i.e., the
>574-th byte in its .lvl fileentry is a 0 or 'null'), AND (2) its name
>is "Deleted Level <n>" (w/o the quotes, but case sensitive) where <n>
>is the level's number. Is this the 'standard' way to define deleted
>levels? If not, what other methods are/will beused?
I will always use this standard to define deleted levels.
As you can see, each
deleted level is different from the others. (The name and the board).