Gerry,
Here's another method:
Download this little freeware http://www.fauland.com/af7.htm
It serve to merged several files into a single file and
is really easy to use.
Used it to merge the 10 levels files.
The result will be a big levels file that you will be
able to load into LaserTank.
You will then be able to use the built in search string
of LaserTank to find any level.
If you merge your files in this order then you can know
in what files is a level.
1-
2000 Beginner-I.lvl
2001- 2622 Beginner-II.lvl
2623- 4622 Challenge-I.lvl
4623- 6622 Challenge-II.lvl
6623- 8414 Challenge-III.lvl
08415-10444 LaserTank.lvl
10445-12444 Sokoban-I.lvl
12445-13148 Sokoban-II.lvl (13076)
13149-13595 Special-I.lvl
13596-13639 Special-I_No-LPB.lvl
2001- 2622 Beginner-II.lvl
2623- 4622 Challenge-I.lvl
4623- 6622 Challenge-II.lvl
6623- 8414 Challenge-III.lvl
08415-10444 LaserTank.lvl
10445-12444 Sokoban-I.lvl
12445-13148 Sokoban-II.lvl (13076)
13149-13595 Special-I.lvl
13596-13639 Special-I_No-LPB.lvl
Example: "Trapped in a parking garage" is Level 13076 of
the big Levels file thus it's in Sokoban-II
Donald
----- Original Message -----From: Gerry WSent: Sunday, December 04, 2005 1:47 PMSubject: [LaserTank] Re: level namesUnfortunately, the search idea doesn't seem to work with XP, or at
least, I can't seem to make it work. :-( Anyway, if anyone who is
also running XP can tell me what I'm doing wrong? As to the idea of
adding the level file to the level names text file, that would be
very useful, but it sounds like a lot of work! Is there a programmer
out there who can expand the existing enclosed level filter to all
of the level files in a directory? Please excuse my illiteracy if
this is a stupid
question.