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POL_SetupWindow_menu "$(eval_gettext 'What is the type of the file?.')" "$TITLE" "$(eval_gettext '.EXE')~$(eval_gettext '.ZIP')~$(eval_gettext '.RAR')" "~" # Restore screen resolution (game's default is 1024x768) # POL_SetupWindow_message "$(eval_gettext 'Note: we recommend you to uncheck all the checkboxes:\n -> ')" "$TITLE" # unzip "TWIP30_installer.zip" -j -d "$WINEPREFIX/drive_c/" # POL_System_unzip "spelunky_1_1.zip" -d "$WINEPREFIX/drive_c/game/" # POL_System_unrar x "CastlevaniaTheLecardeChronicles.rar" "$WINEPREFIX/drive_c/game/" || POL_Debug_Fatal "unrar is required to unarchive $TITLE (unrar package is not installed on the OS)." # POL_SetupWindow_wait_next_signal "$(eval_gettext 'Extracting the archive.')" "$TITLE"
Mv Mystery-of-Unicorn-Castle-the-Beastmaster.exe GameInstaller.exe
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# POL_SetupWindow_message "$(eval_gettext '\n\nNote: this script will download the beta v0.5. POL_Shortcut_Document "$TITLE" "$DOCUMENT_FILE"Įlif then POL_Shortcut "$SHORTCUT_FILENAME" "$TITLE" "" "" "$SOFTWARE_CATEGORIES" # POL_Shortcut_InsertBeforeWine "$SHORTCUT" "trap 'xrandr -s 0' EXIT" # Restore screen resolution (game's default is 800圆00 ?) POL_Wine start /unix "steam.exe" steam://install/$STEAM_ID
POL_SetupWindow_message "$(eval_gettext 'When $TITLE download by Steam is finished,\nDo NOT click on Play.\n\nClose COMPLETELY the Steam interface, \nso that the installation script can continue')" "$TITLE"Ĭd "$WINEPREFIX/drive_c/$PROGRAMFILES/Steam"
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# Shortcut done before install for steam version POL_Call POL_Install_steam_flags "$STEAM_ID" # POL_SetupWindow_message "Warning: do not install Visual C++ 2013 redistribuable\n nor Direct X." "$TITLE" # POL_SetupWindow_message "Warning: do not install DirectX (nor icons)." "$TITLE" POL_SetupWindow_InstallMethod "LOCAL,STEAM" # POL_SetupWindow_InstallMethod "STEAM,DVD,LOCAL,DOWNLOAD" # Choose between Steam and other Digital Download versions # Sound problem fix - pulseaudio related # # Set Graphic Card information keys for wine # Asking about memory size of graphic card # Downloading wine if necessary and creating prefix POL_RequiredVersion "4.3.0" || POL_Debug_Fatal "$APPLICATION_TITLE $VERSION is required to install $TITLE" # POL_SetupWindow_message "$(eval_gettext 'This game requires a fast 3D GPU (ie: Intel HD Graphics 4440 is not enough).')" "$TITLE"
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# POL_SetupWindow_message "$(eval_gettext 'WARNING: this software does exist in Linux native version.\n\nThis script only allow to run the Windows version on Linux, please prefer the Linux edition for better 3D speed.')" "$TITLE" # - Wine amd64 5.0: freeze (black screen) when launched for the first time, second time is OK.
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# Distribution used to test : XUbuntu 18.04 64 bits # Wine version used : see the changelog below Otherwise you throw the difference away and move on to the next number.# Last revision : see the changelog below So if you determine that the new number was smaller, you simply ADD the content of box 0 back to what the worker is holding, and place that in box 0. Fortunately, anything that you SUB from, you can also ADD to. This means, after you grab a new number off the INBOX and do the subtraction, if you determine that the new number was smaller, you need to restore it. However, if you truly want to achieve an optimized answer, you'll want to come up with a solution that uses nothing but box 0. There are a number of ways to optimize the above solution, and whittle away at the number of steps it takes to complete. Optimizing for our usual "put the OUTBOX command above the first INBOX command, and JUMP over it the first time," your program should resemble the following:
Every time we get the next number, we'll check if it's zero, and if it is, we'll copy the contents of box 0 to the OUTBOX and start over. However, if the number in box 1 is smaller, we'll copy it over to box 0 before getting the next number. If the number in box 0 is smaller, we'll leave it alone and get the next number. Then we'll compare the two by subtracting one from the other. Next we'll grab the second number and place it in box 1. So we'll grab the first number and put it there, since we have nothing else to compare it with yet. We're going to treat box 0 as the container for the smallest number. The first strategy that we're going to employ will be very straightforward.
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