Add support for 7z rom files

Thank you @carlosjdelgado

What's Changed

• Add support for 7z rom files by @carlosjdelgado in #2

New Contributors

• @carlosjdelgado made their first contribution in #2

Full Changelog: v0.4...v0.5

usage:
run.exe -d <datfilename> -r <romfoldername>

usage (example):

run.exe -d MAME_ROMs_253.dat -r roms

How-to:

1. download run.exe
2. download MAME dat file from here and place where run.exe is located
3. download neogeo.zip from here (click raw to download) and place where run.exe is located
4. supply your own arcade rom files and place them under a directory with a given name, e.g., roms. subfolder works here to, e.g., roms/arcade/neogeo

The overall files & directory structure would look like this:

NOTE: if they are neogeo roms, make sure you name the folder name to include the string neogeo, NOT neo-geo; Find the complete guide here

v0.4

fixed a couple of bugs

• Background: Reddit user timcatuk reported that longer game names such as Metal Slug super vehicle-001 does not work while if he changes it to shorter name like metal slug it works
• I manually tested a few roms and the sweet spot for the maximum allowable length of the game name is 25 characters including spaces
• For NeoGeo roms only I've added the following condition to shorten the game name
  • if the game name contains parenthesis, I just removed words inside the parenthesis along with the parenthesis pair
  • if the name is longer than 25 characters, take the maximum number of words that can be fitted into 25 characters limit

usage:
run.exe -d <datfilename> -r <romfoldername>

usage (example):

run.exe -d MAME_ROMs_253.dat -r roms

How-to:

1. download run.exe
2. download MAME dat file from here and place where run.exe is located
3. download neogeo.zip from here (click raw to download) and place where run.exe is located
4. supply your own arcade rom files and place them under a directory with a given name, e.g., roms. subfolder works here to, e.g., roms/arcade/neogeo

The overall files & directory structure would look like this:

NOTE: if they are neogeo roms, make sure you name the folder name to include the string neogeo, NOT neo-geo; Find the complete guide here

Initial release, added executable using pyInstaller

usage:
run.exe -d <datfilename> -r <romfoldername>

usage (example):

run.exe -d MAME_ROMs_253.dat -r roms

How-to:

1. download run.exe
2. download MAME dat file from here and place where run.exe is located
3. download neogeo.zip from here (click raw to download) and place where run.exe is located
4. supply your own arcade rom files and place them under a directory with a given name, e.g., roms. subfolder works here to, e.g., roms/arcade/neogeo

The overall files & directory structure would look like this:

NOTE: if they are neogeo roms, make sure you name the folder name to include the string neogeo, NOT neo-geo; Find the complete guide here