Re: Compression support

[Neil Mitchell]

| anyway. It's online and the levels will be compressed in svn in a few
| minutes.
Is that a good idea? Once a level is compressed, using version control on it
gets less useful, as you can't see what exactly got changed at each
revision. A better idea would probably be to keep the SVN ones uncompressed,
and compress the files before building user packages. That is of course
unless you want to treat pingus as a closed format, and assume the editor is
how everyone will use the files, although aren't translations done manually?

Neil