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Caution Review failedThe pull request is closed. WalkthroughThe changes introduce persistent configuration support by adding methods to save and load user settings to a binary file in a user data directory. The installation instructions and script have been updated for clarity and automation, including a new uninstall section. The application now loads configuration on startup and saves it after changes. Changes
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participant User
participant Main
participant Settings
User->>Main: Start application
Main->>Settings: loadConfig()
Settings->>Settings: Read settings.bin (create if missing)
Main->>User: Show menu / game
User->>Main: Open settings
Main->>Settings: configure()
Settings->>User: Show settings window
User->>Settings: Change settings
Settings->>Settings: saveConfig()
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This pull request introduces several enhancements to the
clitrisproject, including improvements to installation methods, better user configuration handling, and updates to theREADME.mddocumentation. The most significant changes involve adding save and load functionality for user settings, updating installation scripts for Linux/macOS, and expanding the documentation to include uninstall instructions.Installation and Documentation Updates:
README.md: The "From Source" section was replaced with separate instructions for Linux/macOS, and a new "Uninstall" section was added for both Homebrew and Linux/macOS users. [1] [2] [3]install.sh: The script now includes error handling, clones the repository, and installs the binary to/usr/local/bin/clitris.User Configuration Management:
Settings::saveConfigandSettings::loadConfigmethods: These methods allow saving and loading user settings to/from a binary file, enabling persistent configuration across sessions. [1] [2]Settings::getUserDataPath: This method determines the appropriate directory for storing user data based on the operating system. [1] [2]Code Integration:
main.cpp: TheSettings::loadConfigmethod is called at the start of the program to initialize settings from saved data.These changes collectively enhance usability, streamline installation, and ensure user settings persist across sessions.
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