Minor updates to README and Makefile

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JT 2013-01-26 14:17:06 +00:00
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@ -6,14 +6,18 @@ OVERLAYDIR := src/overlays
SIZES ?= 16 24 32 48 64 SIZES ?= 16 24 32 48 64
# icns files don't support 24x24 or 64x64
ICNS_SIZES := $(filter-out 24 64,$(SIZES)) ICNS_SIZES := $(filter-out 24 64,$(SIZES))
FLAGS := $(shell ls $(INDIR)) FLAGS := $(shell ls $(INDIR))
NORMAL := $(filter-out $(SQUARE) $(NEPAL),$(FLAGS))
SQUARE := $(filter Vatican-City Switzerland,$(FLAGS)) SQUARE := $(filter Vatican-City Switzerland,$(FLAGS))
NEPAL := $(filter Nepal,$(FLAGS)) NEPAL := $(filter Nepal,$(FLAGS))
NORMAL := $(filter-out $(SQUARE) $(NEPAL),$(FLAGS))
PNGCRUSH_OPTIONS ?= -q -brute -rem alla PNGCRUSH_OPTIONS ?= -q -brute -rem alla
# temporary file prefix we'll use
TMP_FILE := $(shell mktemp -u) TMP_FILE := $(shell mktemp -u)
PWD := $(shell pwd) PWD := $(shell pwd)

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@ -4,6 +4,11 @@ Here you'll find all the files available in our [flag icon set][1] and the tools
If you have any comments, corrections or additions then let us know with an issue or pull request If you have any comments, corrections or additions then let us know with an issue or pull request
## Coming soon
* More flags
* Flag sprites along with accompanying CSS/SCSS/SASS and tools to generate them
## Building your own version of the icon set ## Building your own version of the icon set
If you want to build your own version of this flag set, with any additions or modifications, just edit the files in `src/flags`. Each flag has its own folder, and inside each folder there is one PNG file for each size of the flag. Also in each folder is a file called `code`, which contains the ISO-3166-2 country code for the flag. If you want to build your own version of this flag set, with any additions or modifications, just edit the files in `src/flags`. Each flag has its own folder, and inside each folder there is one PNG file for each size of the flag. Also in each folder is a file called `code`, which contains the ISO-3166-2 country code for the flag.