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      [RESOLVED]It's possible to put ES in somethigs like "second level" or minimize it in some way?

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      @dankcushions said in [RESOLVED]It's possible to put ES in somethigs like "second level" or minimize it in some way?:

      @djdiabolik said in [RESOLVED]It's possible to put ES in somethigs like "second level" or minimize it in some way?:

      Wait... if i understand correctly the -rc it's stands for "readconfig" and in theory if you want to use a different config than the default one.
      However it is actually yes... when mame it's executed it is he who automatically loads the mame.ini in the same path.

      it's all documented here: https://docs.mamedev.org/commandline/commandline-all.html

      i don't even think readconfig takes an argument. but anyway, you don't need to use it because you know where mame.ini is stored.

      it's just the same as I read :)
      I guess you're right... exactly here:
      https://docs.mamedev.org/commandline/commandline-all.html#configuration-options

      I guess the only thing you can do is disable or enable reading of .ini files....

      I re-read the documentation better.... I had probably read and translated badly English-> Italian :)

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      EmulationStation - Main Menu - Remove Exit Option

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      You did right the first time, so I don't understand why you're struggling with this :)
      By default xmlstarlet just prinnt the result.

      There are 2 ways to modify a file :

      what I did : put the -L (or --inplace) option : -L (or --inplace) - edit file inplace what you did : redirect the output to the gamelist.xml file with a >