Perhaps a way to like set what each indentation means in your item.cfg?
Because my item.cfg doesn't exactly go
item id = id high alch some shit here more shit here
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Some of you may be familiar with previous versions of ICE, which were written in C#. Well, I've decided to port the program over to Java for a few reasons:
- I'm more experienced with the language.
- I can rewrite the program from the Ground-up more quickly.
- I can implement new features that I would not have been able to implement in C#.
Now, rather than just creating the program and releasing it, I decided I'd create this thread so I could gather feedback and feature suggestions from the users, as well as to log the development progress on the tool.
Features
Improvements
- Enhanced Searching - Now filters the list in real time. Unlike previous versions, which just selected the first item that matched the search criteria, this version will just 'hide' any items that don't match the criteria.
- Enhanced GUI - Moved some things to the MenuBar. This makes the GUI much more organized, and easier to use.
New Features
- Options Panel - Contains different options for when you save.
- Round shop prices to the nearest whole number.
- Remove underscores from Item Names
Any other features you'd like to see? Just post a reply and if I like it, I'll implement it.![]()

Couldn't you just use a Vector for the columns and determining the amount of columns by how much columns there are in the CFG file, you just need a simple for-loop for that.
"buttons"
New item
Delete item
"modes"
Client mode - edit item ints -
I'm sure you can figure out how to 'engineer' that
Try...
At program execution(start) you have to choose if it's going to be a custom .cfg or the default format. If it is default, then no further action, you have it done for you. If it is NOT default then when you load the .cfg file, it takes the length of one line and sees how many indentations there are. Then, it makes a certain amount of JTextFields(using for loop, i < indentation, etc). By default, name each JTextField(the little description next to it) like Indentation 1, Indentation 2, etc. Make it so when you press it on the name of one of them, you can rename them to whatever they mean. Then just save the settings in the same folder that the 'ICE' is in.
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