Xbox360 game list app Request

[ZorgX]

I know this might sound stupid out and useless. and that there might be a bit rude to ask.

I was wondering if someone could create a xex app that created a text file containing the folder name and folder size performance. So that it could make a list of all the games in \ games \ and sizes of the.

Then it would become much easier to organize the games and make a game list.

[slasherking823]

learn c++
get xdk
profit

[ZorgX]

I can give 15usd to the first person to create such a app.

[proditaki]

I'm just installed XDK today (because i can )
Dunno if i'll get around to it today, but as soon as I will, I will create your app free of charge for you.. you just might need a few days of patience.

[ZorgX]

Thanx 

[proditaki]

Ok got started at it this evening (i'm in the Netherlands so it's evening here )

Turns out you need to manually add AtgFramework.lib to your library (it is by default located in the samples) and add it to your linker in oder to get the ABG console (output text to the screen) to work.

After figuring that out (just now) it's pretty straight forward, but i'm tired.. done for today i'll prolly have it done the next time I get time to continue,
that should be tuesday or maybe tomorrow...
it's pretty straight forward from here.

update: almost done, but i'm quitting for real now (almost 1 am here) this is where i'm at

[slasherking823]

Turns out you need to manually add AtgFramework.lib to your library (it is by default located in the samples) and add it to your linker in oder to get the ABG console (output text to the screen) to work.

yea, I learned that the hard way

[ZorgX]

wow it looks good;) Thank you, that you make the app  

[proditaki]

Okidoki done
GameList v0.1 :p

Gamelist checks your local hdd and usb drivers for a Games folder.
For eacht drive it outputs the containing games with the size of the game to a logfile (gamelist.txt)
Name and size are separted by a dot(.)
Every list starts with the folder the games are in (i.e. Hdd1:\games\)

The content of gamelist.txt looks like this (obviously)
^{Current Folder: hdd1:\games\
Assassins Creed 2.5335
Avatar.3126
Brutal Legend.6075
Dantes Inferno.5652
Dirt 2.6573
dragons age.6588
MX vs ATX.5854
NFS Shift.3804
Rogue Assassin.2301
Shaun White Snowboard.4433
Venetica.4822
Wanted WoF.6924
Bourne Conspiracy.5105
cod-mw2.6942
OpenJazz360.5
cod-mw.6621
cod-waw.6485
saboteur.5396
metro.5273
Bioshock2.6591
FinalFantasyXIII.15236
Dragon age awa.5459
Wolfenstein.6468}

The output on the screen states wich dir it's working on.


for those interested; get the size of a directory(folder)

Code:

__int64 TransverseDirectory(string path)
{
WIN32_FIND_DATA data;
__int64 size = 0;
string fname = path + "\\*.*";
HANDLE handle = FindFirstFile(fname.c_str(),&data);

if(h != INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE)
{
do {
if( (data.dwFileAttributes & FILE_ATTRIBUTE_DIRECTORY) )
{
// skip . and ..
if( strcmp(data.cFileName,".") != 0 &&strcmp(data.cFileName,"..") != 0)
{
// subdir so go recursive :)
size += TransverseDirectory(fname);
}
}
else
{
LARGE_INTEGER dsize;
// filesize +2GB support hence 2 DWORD, convert to int64
dsize.LowPart = data.nFileSizeLow;
dsize.HighPart = data.nFileSizeHigh;
size += dsize.QuadPart;
}
}while( FindNextFile(handle,&data) != 0);
FindClose(handle);
}
return size;
}

[ZorgX]

thanx i love the app