Move some Automation demos to autoload to match the Windows installation layout.

Remove two unused readme.txt files.

Originally committed to SVN as r2634.
This commit is contained in:
Niels Martin Hansen 2009-01-04 09:24:56 +00:00
parent c2d33f2e77
commit a4abc2e3de
6 changed files with 3 additions and 33 deletions

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@ -22,9 +22,9 @@ data_auto4_lua = \
autoload/cleantags-autoload.lua \
autoload/kara-templater.lua \
autoload/karaoke-auto-leadin.lua \
autoload/macro-1-edgeblur.lua \
autoload/macro-2-mkfullwitdh.lua \
demos/future-windy-blur.lua \
demos/macro-1-edgeblur.lua \
demos/macro-2-mkfullwitdh.lua \
demos/raytracer.lua \
include/cleantags.lua \
include/karaskel-adv.lua \
@ -58,7 +58,7 @@ data_auto3_lua = \
include/utils.auto3
data_auto4_perl = \
demos/macro-1p-edgeblur.pl \
autoload/macro-1p-edgeblur.pl \
demos/perl-console.pl \
include/Aegisub/PerlConsole.pm \
v4-docs/perl-api.txt

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@ -1,12 +0,0 @@
This directory contains flexible, configurable Automation scripts to do common jobs,
without having to do (much) programming.
You can load these scripts into an ASS file in Aegisub, and apply an effect without
doing more than writing ASS override tags.
WARNING!
DO NOT ADD YOUR OWN FILES TO THIS DIRECTORY,
they will be deleted when you uninstall/upgrade Aegisub.
This also means it's unwise to modify these files, if you want to keep your
changes to them.

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This directory contains standard include files for Automation.
By default, this directory is included in the Automation Include Path, which
means the files here are always available for use with the include() function.
See the Aegisub help and the individual files in this directory for more
information on their purpose and contents.
DO NOT MODIFY THE CONTENTS OF THIS DIRECTORY OR ADD YOUR OWN FILES,
any files added or modified might be deleted or reverted upon upgrade or
uninstall of Aegisub.
A better solution is to create your own include directory and put it in the
"Automation Include Path" in the Aegisub config.dat file. The path
specifications are separated by pipe characters ("|"). Using this method, you
can also override the default includes with your own, modified versions, by
placing the path to your own versions earlier in the path list.