2016-02-05, 02:23
(2016-02-05, 01:26)guido1138 Wrote: Unfortunately this doesn't work, and the non-required artwork seems to be ignored for both removal and caching. What do you think is the best way of doing what I need?
Have a look at "purge" (and "purgetest" for testing) to remove artwork en mass. Give it the partial path for the cached artwork and it will remove them, eg.
Code:
texturecache.py purgetest all %clearart.png %logo.png %banner.jpg
(2016-02-05, 01:26)guido1138 Wrote: As an aside, I've seen the "nc" function, which shows required artwork that is not cached. I wonder if we could have a converse function like "oc" (e.g. over-cached), which shows non-required artwork that is cached. Or perhaps even a sort of modified "C" function that doesn't ignore some artwork removal?
Thanks!
What's over-cached for you is not over-cached for someone else - how to tell?