fix linting error

[marianoag]

syswow64 = os.path.join(util.protonprefix(), 'drive_c/windows/syswow64', 'dgvoodoo.conf')

in #43 for some protonfixes the name of the file was added to syswow64 and it's fine but in this case syswow64 dir is used with another file so:

shutil.copy(os.path.join(syswow64, 'dgd3d9.dll'),os.path.join(syswow64, 'd3d9.dll'))
is drive_c/windows/syswow64/dgvoodoo.conf/d3d9.dll instead of drive_c/windows/syswow64/d3d9.dll

@R1kaB3rN is this done automatically when the protonfix is linted or was this manual?

If it was manual it was a mistake there's no problem, but if it was automatic there's something wrong and maybe there are more protonfixes affected.

i guess it was manual because it wasn't modified now.

[R1kaB3rN]

syswow64 = os.path.join(util.protonprefix(), 'drive_c/windows/syswow64', 'dgvoodoo.conf')

in #43 for some protonfixes the name of the file was added to syswow64 and it's fine but in this case syswow64 dir is used with another file so:

shutil.copy(os.path.join(syswow64, 'dgd3d9.dll'),os.path.join(syswow64, 'd3d9.dll')) is drive_c/windows/syswow64/dgvoodoo.conf/d3d9.dll instead of drive_c/windows/syswow64/d3d9.dll

@R1kaB3rN is this done automatically when the protonfix is linted or was this manual?

If it was manual it was a mistake there's no problem, but if it was automatic there's something wrong and maybe there are more protonfixes affected.

i guess it was manual because it wasn't modified now.

Thanks for reporting this. Yes, rest assured, this was manually edited and the linter will not automatically apply fixes. The reason for this particular change was to satisfy Pylint's f-string rule (C0209), which the first argument for the subprocess statement had violated.

This was actually one of the few cases that were, comparatively, non-trivial as for the rest I was mainly deleting trailing new lines or deleting/moving module statements. Other fixes that are similar to this include gamefixes-steam/302370.py which does not include a copy statement.

[marianoag]

Other fixes that are similar to this include gamefixes-steam/302370.py which does not include a copy statement.

And another one is 497360 (syswow64 also not used somewhere else) but you put /dgvoodoo.conf in the f-string instead of syswow64. the declaration was some lines above. When i cleaned the mess left after trial and error with protonfixes like these, somehow syswow was left outside the if, far from the sed call.

This was good for me, i learnt something new, didn't know about f-string.