recreate folder structure when unpacking about bundler

[snail23]

Implemented for windows only in https://github.com/snail23/bundler/commit/6d5c2c101f7d998f4c364007948987b2090ed819 if you want to take a look and modify it to be more universal. (Kind of hacked together for my needs)

[r-lyeh-archived]

Aha thanks. I dunno why the bug has been never solved so far. I am pretty forgetful sometimes :)
I'd like to replace Sao with Apathy someday (it has a function to fix this, I guess).

[r-lyeh-archived]

Btw, since I cannot open issues in starborn and I am curious to know: why did you replace cocoa and collage? found bugs maybe? on the other hand, did you consider kult for entity/component/systems? I'd like someone developing a real game to give it a try :)
Thanks for using so many libs of mine, I will be looking forward what you make of this :)

[snail23]

Ah yeah I'm not using the github issue tracker for any of my projects atm, thanks for reminding me. :p

Cocoa was pretty great but there was some kind of bug related to the SHA1 functions that was causing access error exceptions which is what I'm using as part of the update system so that's why I replaced that, the library itself is quite good though.

As for collage, the diff files produced were larger than the original files so I decided to just straight up replace the files with a base91 encoded version of the binaries. (You should get it running on non-binary data like git diffs, I'd totally use it for text files!)

As for kult, I'm actually seriously considering using it or https://github.com/arvidsson/entity and probably https://github.com/jeremyletang/safe_event if I can't find a good event system to go along with it.

You have some great libraries overall, I'm glad I ran into them after the status thread on /r/gamedev! :D

[r-lyeh-archived]

Lol @ collage :)

Hmmm ... I wonder what is the problem with SHA1 actually.
May it be incorrect hashes when a long text/binary stream is processed in pieces?
If you manage to find the problem, drop an issue on the cocoa issue tracker :)

[snail23]

Yeah it was definitely related to large strings though it seemed to only crash when reading directly from flow::download(), I have another utility program that precomputes hashes from files and that seemed to work just fine. I'll redownload cocoa and see if I can mess with it a bit.

[r-lyeh-archived]

yep thanks for testing :)
btw, included some of your changes in 7336a67
thanks for fixing this issue :)
i am closing the issue now!