def steam_userdata_location():
platform = settings.platform_string()
if platform == "Windows":
# On Windows, the userdata directory is the steam installation directory
# with 'userdata' appeneded
return os.path.join(windows_steam_location(), "userdata")
elif platform == "OSX":
# I'm pretty sure the user can't change this on OS X. I think it always
# goes to the same location
return os.path.expanduser(osx_userdata_directory)
def steam_userdata_location():
platform = settings.platform_string()
if platform == "Windows":
# On Windows, the userdata directory is the steam installation directory
# with 'userdata' appeneded
return os.path.join(windows_steam_location(),"userdata")
elif platform == "OSX":
# I'm pretty sure the user can't change this on OS X. I think it always
# goes to the same location
return os.path.expanduser(osx_userdata_directory)
def executable_string(self):
"""
The command string which should go in the executable. This command
should, when executed, launch the correct emulator and open the ROM.
"""
platform = settings.platform_string()
if platform == "Windows":
return "\"%s\" \"%s\"" % (self.console.emulator_path, self.path)
elif platform == "OSX":
# Check if we are running an application or a shell script
if self.console.emulator.location.endswith(".app"):
# If we are running an app, we need to do 'open -a {app_path}'
return "#!/usr/bin/env bash\nopen -a \"%s\" \"%s\"\n" % (self.console.emulator.location, self.path)
else:
# If we are running a script, we just execute the script
return "#!/usr/bin/env bash\n\"%s\" \"%s\"\n" % (self.console.emulator.location,self.path)
else:
# TODO: Figure out how to make this string on Linux
return ""
def find_all_roms(self):
"""
Reads a list of all the ROMs from the appropriate directory for the
console
"""
roms = []
# If the emulator is not functional, we pretend it doesn't have any
# ROMs
if not self.emulator.is_functional():
return roms
for filename in os.listdir(self.roms_directory()):
file_path = os.path.join(self.roms_directory(),filename)
if not os.path.isdir(file_path):
# On Linux/OSX, we want to make sure hidden files don't get
# accidently added as well
if settings.platform_string() != "Windows" and filename.startswith('.'):
continue
if self.emulator is not None and not self.emulator.valid_rom(file_path):
log_file("Ignoring Non-ROM file: %s" % file_path)
continue
roms.append(ROM(file_path,self))
return roms
def find_all_roms(self):
"""
Reads a list of all the ROMs from the appropriate directory for the
console
"""
roms = []
# If the emulator is not functional, we pretend it doesn't have any
# ROMs
if not self.emulator.is_functional():
return roms
for filename in os.listdir(self.roms_directory()):
file_path = os.path.join(self.roms_directory(), filename)
if not os.path.isdir(file_path):
# On Linux/OSX, we want to make sure hidden files don't get
# accidently added as well
if settings.platform_string(
) != "Windows" and filename.startswith('.'):
continue
if self.emulator is not None and not self.emulator.valid_rom(
file_path):
log_file("Ignoring Non-ROM file: %s" % file_path)
continue
roms.append(ROM(file_path, self))
return roms
def __find_emulator__(self):
"""
Uses the settings to determine the emulator path for a given console
"""
platform = settings.platform_string()
return emulator_manager.lookup_emulator(platform,self)
def __find_emulator__(self):
"""
Uses the settings to determine the emulator path for a given console
"""
platform = settings.platform_string()
return emulator_manager.lookup_emulator(platform, self)
