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EasyRPG Readers
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EasyRPG Readers is a library to parse data structure of RPG Maker 2000 and 2003
games. It can read and write LCF and XML files, regenerate C++ source data files
using a template based Python script, template files and CSV files.

EasyRPG Readers is part of the EasyRPG Project. More information is available
at the project website:

  https://easy-rpg.org/


Documentation
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Documentation is available at the documentation wiki:

  https://easy-rpg.org/wiki/


Source code generated documentation is available at:

  https://easy-rpg.org/docs/readers/index.html


Requirements
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libiconv for the character set detection and UTF-8 conversion (not for Win32).
Boost for iconv fixes (not for Win32).
Expat for XML reading support (optional).
Python for the template source code regeneration (optional).


Source code
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EasyRPG Readers development is hosted by GitHub.
Project files are available in Git repositories.

  https://github.com/EasyRPG/Readers


Building
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* Autotools method:

  Requirements:
  autoconf >= 2.68, automake >= 1.11, gettext-devel

  Compile with:
  ./autogen.sh && ./configure --prefix=ABSOLUTE/PATH/FOR/build && make && make install


* Cmake method:

  Requirements:
  cmake >= 2.8

  Compile with:
  cmake PATH/TO/Readers/builds/cmake && make
  If you want to build it with debug mode pass "-D CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debug" to cmake.


License
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EasyRPG Readers is free software. See the file COPYING for copying conditions.

Readers code includes a copy of Boost Preprocessor Cat and Stringize and a copy
of INIReader libraries. See the source code comment headers for license details.

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