On 14-03-03 05:56 PM, PMario wrote:
How does your data look like?
The data consists of a tree-like structure. The program generates a
continent for a fantasy role-playing game, creating nations within the
continent, counties within the nations, communities within the counties,
and so on down to the individual people.
The output is still up in the air, but generally, will be text-like data.
Is your data kind of sorted?
Not really. Tree-like structure.
Why don't you use a database to store your data?
As far as I know - and this information comes from our team member with
web development background - using a database requires a server-side
solution. Our goal is to make this program dump everything to [a|many]
local file[s], to be browsed locally only. The end user should not need
to install a full LAMP stack just to view the output.
We started with just a massive stack of web pages, but this proved to be
unmanageable for a number of reasons, one of which was that it could
take up to a half an hour to delete the output from a test run, and we
still had two more levels of detail to add. So we're looking for some
kind of single-file solution, that is compatible with our programming
language of choice (Object Pascal).
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