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* SabreTools - DAT management software *
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* https://github.com/mnadareski/wizzardDesktop *
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Table of Contents
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1.0 Introduction and History
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2.0 Included Programs
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2.1 RombaSharp
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2.2 SabreTools
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2.3 SimpleSort
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2.4 TGZConvert
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3.0 Examples
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4.0 Contributors
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5.0 Licensing
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** Section 1.0 - Introduction and History
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Hello and welcome to the latest release of SabreTools! We are happy that you
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chose to use our software for your DAT management needs. But what exactly is
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SabreTools? How did it get started? Why is it named so weirdly? Why should we
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care? Well, the first two can be answered, though the last one is up to you.
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SabreTools has its roots in an internal tool developed by RomShepherd member
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The Wizard of DATz (WoD). The aim of the PHP-based program was to collate data
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frommultiple sources and create new DAT files for custom sources as well as
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DAT files that have duplicate data removed. WoD maintained this software and
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used it to create near-monthly releases for quite a while.
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Around the middle-end of 2015, WoD announced that they would be taking a break
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from the process of creating and releasing new files. A couple of months went
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by with no information. Finally, WoD finally told the community that they would
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no longer be able to maintain either the project or the software involved,
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releasing the source code of the internal project in the process. During that time,
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RomShepherd member darksabre76 picked it up to see how the program even worked.
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After updating the code to the newest version of PHP and trying to figure out
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what each page did, he announced that it was going to be easier to do a complete
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rewrite while maintaining functionality. He was given a lot of support and got
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started with the aim to keep the code completely open source so that anyone can
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help. It took a lot of work and help from fellow user emuLOAD, but the code
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finally started to shape up in the form of WoD Redux. This project is still
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active and can be found at https://github.com/mnadareski/wizzardRedux.
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After about a month of work on this, and continued support from the community,
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a relatively new user to the site, now known as @tractivo, sent him a message
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and asked if a desktop port of some of the core features was possible. It was
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difficult for most people to run the PHP code locally, so it made sense. With
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the aim for people to use the web version primarlily, the desktop version,
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originally called DATabase, was written. Pretty soon, this got even more support
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and soon became the main focus. For a while, code parity between the C# and PHP
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versions was attempted, but it became apparent that the desktop version was going
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to be the better option.
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Development accelerated, soon leaving the PHP version in the dust. Once the basics
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were implemented, more features were requested, including better merging and DAT
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management. Spurred on by an increasing number of community members, DATabase
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accrued a lot of features and helper programs. The accuracy of the program also
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increased, soon matching or surpassing existing options in functionality. At some
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point during this development, some of the smaller tools got wrapped into DATabase,
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slowly getting further from just a desktop port of WoD Redux.
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With these changes, some external prodding, and a little bit of ego, darksabre76
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decided to rechristen the set of programs to SabreTools. This freed the program
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from being just about DAT management and allowed it to be more of a Swiss Army
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Knife of DAT tools. Development has been on and off since then, and is still
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constantly evolving to this day (assuming that at this very moment development is
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still active).
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** Section 2.0 - Included Programs
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Below are a list of the programs that are included in the current SabreTools
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release. Each of them have a brief description of the tool along with in-depth
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desciptions of all flags.
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** Section 2.1 - RombaSharp
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RombaSharp is an ongoing "spiritual port" of the Romba tool (https://github.com/uwedeportivo/romba).
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The code is not based on the actual source, rather taking the features and using the code
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already written for a lot of other features. The following descriptions are based on what WILL
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be done with each flag. Not all features are currently available.
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Usage:
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RombaSharp.exe [options] [filename|dirname] ...
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Options:
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-?, -h, --help Show the built-in help text
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Built-in to most of the programs is a basic help text
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archive Adds ROM files from the specified directories to depot
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-only-needed Only archive ROM files in database
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build For each specified DAT file it creates TZip files
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dbstats Prints db stats
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diffdat Creates a DAT file for entries found in the new DAT
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-new= DAT to compare to
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dir2dat Creates a DAT file for the specified input directory
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-out= Filename to save out to
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fixdat For each specified DAT file it creates a fix DAT
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lookup For each specified hash, look up available information
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memstats Prints memory stats
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miss For each specified DAT file, create miss and have file
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progress Shows progress of currently running command [OBSOLETE]
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purge-backup Moves DAT index entries for orphaned DATs
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purge-delete Deletes DAT index entries for orphaned DATs
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refresh-dats Refreshes the DAT index from the files in the DAT root
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shutdown Gracefully shuts down server [OBSOLETE]
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** Section 2.2 - SabreTools
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SabreTools is the main application of the SabreTools suite. It is mostly just a frontend
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to a lot of features that are available in the DLL and can be considered the reference
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implementation. As such, it has a lot of possible flags and options that a user can select
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from.
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Included within this tool are a few former standalone executables:
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- Convert/DATToMiss: Convert an arbitrary input DAT to a different format
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- DATabase/DATabaseTwo: A managed DAT tool that allows for creating automatically merged
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DATs based on one or more systems, sources, or a combination thereof
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- DATFromDir: Create a DAT file from a folder or file, sometimes called dir2dat
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- DatSplit: Split a DAT based on 2 different file extensions
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- Filter: Filter a DAT based on various user-defined criteria, optionally using wildcards
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- HashSplit: Split a DAT based on the best available hash (No-dump, SHA-1, MD5, CRC)
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- MergeDAT: Merge and optionally dedupe an arbitrary number of DAT files
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- SingleGame: Trim game and rom names to fit NTFS length standards, optionally merging
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all roms to a single game named "!" and forcing unpack
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- UncompressedSize: Get statistics from one or more input DATs, including number of
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roms, disks, files with available hash, and size
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Usage:
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SabreTools.exe [options] [filename|dirname] ...
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Options:
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-?, -h, --help Show the built-in help text
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Built-in to most of the programs is a basic help text
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-a, --add Add a new system or source to the database
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Add a new system or source to the DAT database, including additional information.
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-manu= Manufacturer name
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Used only when adding a system to the database
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-system= System name
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Used only when adding a system to the database
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-source= Source name
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Used only when adding a source to the database
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-url= Source URL
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Used only when adding a source to the database
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-d, --dfd Create a DAT from each input directory
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Create a DAT file from an input directory or set of files. By default, this will
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output a DAT named based on the input directory and the current date. It will also
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treat all archives as possible games and add all three hashes for each file.
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-nm, --noMD5 Don't include MD5 in output
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This allows the user to skip calculating the MD5 for each of the files which will
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speed up the creation of the DAT.
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-ns, --noSHA1 Don't include SHA1 in output
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This allows the user to skip calculating the SHA-1 for each of the files which will
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speed up the creation of the DAT.
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-b, --bare Don't include date in file name
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Normally, the DAT will be created with the date in the file name. This flag removes
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that but keeps the date tag intact.
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-u, --unzip Force unzipping in created DAT
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This sets the 'forcepacking="unzip"' flag in the outputted DAT. When used with a
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file manager that allows for it, this will force the outputted files to be in
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subdirectories instead of archives.
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-f, --files Treat archives as files
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Instead of trying to enumerate the files within archives, treat the archives as
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files themselves. This is good for uncompressed sets that include archives that
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should be read as-is.
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-oc, --output-cmp Output in CMP format
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Add outputting the created DAT to clrmamepro format
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-om, --output-miss Output in Missfile format
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Add outputting the created DAT to GoodTools miss format
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-omd5, --output-md5 Output in MD5 format
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Add outputting the created DAT to MD5 format
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-or, --output-rc Output in RomCenter format
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Add outputting the created DAT to RomCenter format
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-os, --output-sd Output in SabreDAT format
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Add outputting the created DAT to SabreDAT XML format
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-osfv, --ouput-sfv Output in SFV format
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Add outputting the created DAT to SFV format
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-osha1, --output-sha1 Output in SHA-1 format
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Add outputting the created DAT to SHA1 format
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-ox, --output-xml Output in Logiqx XML format (default)
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Add outputting the created DAT to Logiqx XML format
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-gz, --gz-files Allow reading of GZIP files as archives
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Since GZip files are not commonly used for file storage, this flag allows for
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any GZip archives to have their contents hashed instead.
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-ro, --romba Read files from a Romba input
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Allow for reading of GZipped files as if they were from a Romba depot. This
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implies that the files will be in the TorrentGZ format as well, including
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naming convention.
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-f=, --filename= Set the external name of the DAT
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Set the base filename for the output DAT(s) [default is folder name plus date]
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-n=, --name= Set the internal name of the DAT
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Set the internal name for the output DAT(s) [default is folder name plus date]
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-de=, --desc= Set the description of the DAT
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Set the description for the output DAT(s) [default is the folder name]
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-c=, --cat= Set the category of the DAT
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Set the category for the output DAT(s) [default is blank]
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-v=, --version= Set the version of the DAT
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Set the version for the output DAT(s) [default is blank]
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-au=, --author= Set the author of the DAT
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Set the author for the output DAT(s) [default is blank]
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-sd, --superdat Enable SuperDAT creation
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Set the type flag to "SuperDAT" for the output DAT as well as preserving the
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directory structure of the inputted folder, if applicable
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-t=, --temp= Set the name of the temporary directory
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Optionally, a temp folder can be supplied in the case the default temp directory
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(inside the running folder) is not preferred. This is used for any operations
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that require an archive to be extracted.
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-dp, --dfdp Create a DAT from each input directory using parallel code
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Create a DAT file from an input directory or set of files. By default, this will
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output a DAT named based on the input directory and the current date. It will also
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treat all archives as possible games and add all three hashes for each file.
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-nm, --noMD5 Don't include MD5 in output
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This allows the user to skip calculating the MD5 for each of the files which will
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speed up the creation of the DAT.
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-ns, --noSHA1 Don't include SHA1 in output
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This allows the user to skip calculating the SHA-1 for each of the files which will
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speed up the creation of the DAT.
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-b, --bare Don't include date in file name
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Normally, the DAT will be created with the date in the file name. This flag removes
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that but keeps the date tag intact.
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-u, --unzip Force unzipping in created DAT
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This sets the 'forcepacking="unzip"' flag in the outputted DAT. When used with a
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file manager that allows for it, this will force the outputted files to be in
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subdirectories instead of archives.
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-f, --files Treat archives as files
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Instead of trying to enumerate the files within archives, treat the archives as
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files themselves. This is good for uncompressed sets that include archives that
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should be read as-is.
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-oc, --output-cmp Output in CMP format
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Add outputting the created DAT to clrmamepro format
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-om, --output-miss Output in Missfile format
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Add outputting the created DAT to GoodTools miss format
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-omd5, --output-md5 Output in MD5 format
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Add outputting the created DAT to MD5 format
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-or, --output-rc Output in RomCenter format
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Add outputting the created DAT to RomCenter format
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-os, --output-sd Output in SabreDAT format
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Add outputting the created DAT to SabreDAT XML format
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-osfv, --ouput-sfv Output in SFV format
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Add outputting the created DAT to SFV format
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-osha1, --output-sha1 Output in SHA-1 format
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Add outputting the created DAT to SHA1 format
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-ox, --output-xml Output in Logiqx XML format (default)
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Add outputting the created DAT to Logiqx XML format
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-gz, --gz-files Allow reading of GZIP files as archives
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Since GZip files are not commonly used for file storage, this flag allows for
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any GZip archives to have their contents hashed instead.
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-ro, --romba Read files from a Romba input
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Allow for reading of GZipped files as if they were from a Romba depot. This
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implies that the files will be in the TorrentGZ format as well, including
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naming convention.
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-f=, --filename= Set the external name of the DAT
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Set the base filename for the output DAT(s) [default is folder name plus date]
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-n=, --name= Set the internal name of the DAT
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Set the internal name for the output DAT(s) [default is folder name plus date]
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-de=, --desc= Set the description of the DAT
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Set the description for the output DAT(s) [default is the folder name]
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-c=, --cat= Set the category of the DAT
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Set the category for the output DAT(s) [default is blank]
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-v=, --version= Set the version of the DAT
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Set the version for the output DAT(s) [default is blank]
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-au=, --author= Set the author of the DAT
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Set the author for the output DAT(s) [default is blank]
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-sd, --superdat Enable SuperDAT creation
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Set the type flag to "SuperDAT" for the output DAT as well as preserving the
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directory structure of the inputted folder, if applicable
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-t=, --temp= Set the name of the temporary directory
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Optionally, a temp folder can be supplied in the case the default temp directory
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(inside the running folder) is not preferred. This is used for any operations
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that require an archive to be extracted.
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-mt={4} Amount of threads to use
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Optionally, set the number of threads to use for the multithreaded operations.
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The default is 4 threads; -1 means unlimited threads created.
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-es, --ext-split Split a DAT by two file extensions
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For a DAT, or set of DATs, allow for splitting based on a list of input extensions.
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This can allow for combined DAT files, such as those combining two separate systems,
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to be split. Files with any extensions not listed in the input lists will be included
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in both outputted DAT files.
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-exta= First set of extensions (comma-separated)
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Set the extensions to be used to populate the first DAT. If more than one
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extension is defined, they must be separated by commas.
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-extb= Second set of extensions (comma-separated)
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Set the extensions to be used to populate the second DAT. If more than one
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extension is defined, they must be separated by commas.
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-out= Set the name of the output directory
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This sets an output folder to be used when the files are created. If a path
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is not defined, the application directory is used instead.
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-g, --generate Start tool in generate mode
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This starts the tool in DATabase generate mode. This will allow for creation of
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managed DATs based on the inputted systems and sources as defined by other flags.
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-system= System ID to generate from
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Set the system ID to be used to create an output DAT
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-nr, --no-rename Don't auto-rename games
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By default, games are automatically renamed with the source (for system-derived
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DATs), system (for source-derived DATs), or both (for the complete merged DAT).
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This flag disables the automatic renaming and uses the game names as they are.
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-o, --old Output DAT in CMP format instead of XML
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As a holdover from only two output formats, this tool defaults to Logiqx XML
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DAT outputs. If this flag is enabled, a clrmamepro DAT will be created instead.
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-ga, --generate-all Start tool in generate all mode
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This starts the tool in DATabase generate all mode. This will allow for creation of
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managed DATs based on the entire DAT folder.
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-nr, --no-rename Don't auto-rename games
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By default, games are automatically renamed with the source (for system-derived
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DATs), system (for source-derived DATs), or both (for the complete merged DAT).
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This flag disables the automatic renaming and uses the game names as they are.
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-o, --old Output DAT in CMP format instead of XML
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As a holdover from only two output formats, this tool defaults to Logiqx XML
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DAT outputs. If this flag is enabled, a clrmamepro DAT will be created instead.
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-hd, --headerer Backup or restore copier headers from a variety of file types
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Headerer is meant as an intermediary between header skipper files (which, a bit
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apart from their name, do not just show how to skip copier headers) and rom managers
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that do not use them.
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By default, this will detect, store, and remove copier headers from a file or folder
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of files. The headers are backed up and collated by the hash of the unheadered file.
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Files are then output without the detected copier header alongside the originals with
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the suffix .new. No input files are altered in the process.
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The following systems have headers that this program can work with:
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- Atari 7800
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- Atari Lynx
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- Commodore PSID Music
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- NEC PC-Engine / TurboGrafx 16
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- Nintendo Famicom / Nintendo Entertainment System
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- Nintendo Famicom Disk System
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- Nintendo Super Famicom / Super Nintendo Entertainment System
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- Nintendo Super Famicom / Super Nintendo Entertainment System SPC Music
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-re, --restore Restore headers to file(s)
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Instead of the default extraction, this flag enables use of stored copier headers
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to reapply them to files if they match the included hash. More than one header can
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be applied to a file, so they will be output to new files, suffixed with .newX,
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where X is a number. No input files are altered in the process.
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-hs, --hash-split Split a DAT or folder by best-available hashes
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For a DAT, or set of DATs, allow for splitting based on the best available hash for
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each file within. The order of preference for the outputted DATs is as follows:
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- Nodump
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- SHA-1 available
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- MD5 available
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- CRC or worse available
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-out= Set the name of the output directory
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This sets an output folder to be used when the files are created. If a path
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is not defined, the application directory is used instead.
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-i, --import Start tool in import mode
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This starts the tool in DATabase import mode. This will allow for hashing of new
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DAT files in the dats folder. If a source for the DAT cannot be automatically
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determined, the user will be promted to select a source or enter a new one.
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-ig, --ignore Don't prompt for new sources
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If a source cannot be determined, then use the "Default" source instead of
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asking the user.
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-input= Set an input string
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This should only be used if one of the inputs starts with a flag or another already
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defined input.
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-lso, --list-sources List all sources (id <= name)
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List all sources in the database, ordered by the internal ID and mapped to the name
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-lsy, --list-systems List all systems (id <= name)
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List all systems in the database, ordered by the internal ID and mapped to the name
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-rm, --remove Remove a system or source from the database
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Remove a system or source to the DAT database so it can no longer be used
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-system= System ID"
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Internal ID of the system to be removed
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-source= Source ID
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Internal ID of the source to be removed
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-st, --stats Get statistics on all input DATs
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|
This will output by default the combined statistics for all input DAT files. The stats
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|
that are outputted are as follows:
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- Total uncompressed size
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- Number of games found
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- Number of roms found
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- Number of disks found
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- Roms that include a CRC
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- Roms that include a MD5
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- Roms that include a SHA-1
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- Roms with Nodump status
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-si, --single Show individual statistics
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|
|
Optionally, the statistics for each of the individual input DATs can be output
|
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|
|
as well. This can be useful to show where the size or amount of files found
|
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|
|
in the combined totals can be broken down from.
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-ts, --type-split Split a DAT or folder by file types (rom/disk)
|
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|
|
For a DAT, or set of DATs, allow for splitting based on the types of the files,
|
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|
|
specifically if the type is a rom or a disk.
|
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-out= Set the name of the output directory
|
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|
|
This sets an output folder to be used when the files are created. If a path
|
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|
|
is not defined, the application directory is used instead.
|
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|
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-ud, --update Update a DAT file
|
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|
|
This is the multitool part of the program, allowing for almost every manipulation
|
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|
|
to a DAT, or set of DATs. This is also a combination of many different programs
|
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|
|
that performed DAT manipulation that work better together.
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-oc, --output-cmp Output in CMP format
|
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|
Add outputting the created DAT to clrmamepro format
|
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-om, --output-miss Output in Missfile format
|
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|
|
Add outputting the created DAT to GoodTools miss format
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-r, --roms Output roms to miss instead of sets
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By default, the outputted file will include the name of the game, so this
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|
|
flag allows for the name of the rom to be output instead.
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-gp, --game-prefix Add game name as a prefix
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|
|
Mainly used with the previous flag, this allows for the name of the game
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|
|
to be used as a prefix to each file.
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-pre=, --prefix= Set prefix for all lines
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Set a generic prefix to be prepended to all outputted lines
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-post=, --postfix= Set postfix for all lines
|
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|
|
Set a generic postfix to be appended to all outputted lines
|
2016-09-12 14:52:46 -07:00
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Both prefix and postfix can use one of the following special strings:
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- %game% - Replaced with the Game/Machine name
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- %name% - Replaced with the Rom name
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- %crc% - Replaced with the CRC
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- %md5% - Replaced with the MD5
|
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- %sha1% - Replaced with the SHA-1
|
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- %size% - Replaced with the size
|
2016-09-12 13:51:13 -07:00
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-q, --quotes Put double-quotes around each item
|
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|
|
This quotes only the item and not the prefix and postfix
|
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-ae=, --add-ext= Add an extension to each item
|
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|
|
To each item, a postfixed extension is added
|
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|
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-re=, --rep-ext= Replace all extensions with specified
|
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|
|
When an extension exists, replace it with the provided instead
|
2016-09-12 14:52:46 -07:00
|
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|
|
-rme, --rem-ext Remove all extensions from all items
|
|
|
|
|
For each item, the extension is removed
|
2016-09-12 13:51:13 -07:00
|
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|
|
-ro, --romba Output in Romba format (requires SHA-1)
|
|
|
|
|
Instead of outputting the game or rom name, output the SHA-1 of the files
|
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|
|
instead. This requires the source DAT to have SHA-1 hashes.
|
|
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|
|
-tsv, --tsv Output in Tab-Separated Value format
|
|
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|
|
Output all rom information in standardized TSV format
|
|
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|
|
-csv, --csv Output in Comma-Separated Value format
|
|
|
|
|
Output all rom information in standardized CSV format
|
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|
|
-omd5, --output-md5 Output in MD5 format
|
|
|
|
|
Add outputting the created DAT to MD5 format
|
|
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|
|
-or, --output-rc Output in RomCenter format
|
|
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|
|
Add outputting the created DAT to RomCenter format
|
|
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|
|
-os, --output-sd Output in SabreDAT format
|
|
|
|
|
Add outputting the created DAT to SabreDAT XML format
|
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|
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-osfv, --ouput-sfv Output in SFV format
|
|
|
|
|
Add outputting the created DAT to SFV format
|
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-osha1, --output-sha1 Output in SHA-1 format
|
|
|
|
|
Add outputting the created DAT to SHA1 format
|
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|
|
-ox, --output-xml Output in Logiqx XML format (default)
|
|
|
|
|
Add outputting the created DAT to Logiqx XML format
|
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-f=, --filename= Set the external name of the DAT
|
|
|
|
|
Set the base filename for the output DAT(s)
|
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|
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|
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|
|
-n=, --name= Set the internal name of the DAT
|
|
|
|
|
Set the internal name for the output DAT(s)
|
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|
|
-de=, --desc= Set the description of the DAT
|
|
|
|
|
Set the description for the output DAT(s)
|
|
|
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|
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|
|
-r=, --root= Set a new rootdir
|
|
|
|
|
Set the rootdir (as used by SuperDAT mode) for the output DAT(s)
|
|
|
|
|
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|
|
-c=, --cat= Set the category of the DAT
|
|
|
|
|
Set the category for the output DAT(s)
|
|
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|
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|
|
-v=, --version= Set the version of the DAT
|
|
|
|
|
Set the version for the output DAT(s)
|
|
|
|
|
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|
|
-da=, --date= Set a new date
|
|
|
|
|
Set the date for the output DAT(s)
|
|
|
|
|
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|
|
-au=, --author= Set the author of the DAT
|
|
|
|
|
Set the author for the output DAT(s)
|
|
|
|
|
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|
|
-em=, --email= Set a new email
|
|
|
|
|
Set the email for the output DAT(s)
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
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|
|
-hp=, --homepage= Set a new homepage
|
|
|
|
|
Set the homepage for the output DAT(s)
|
|
|
|
|
|
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|
|
|
-u=, --url= Set a new URL
|
|
|
|
|
Set the URL for the output DAT(s)
|
|
|
|
|
|
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|
|
|
-co=, --comment= Set a new comment
|
|
|
|
|
Set the comment for the output DAT(s)
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
-h=, --header= Set a new header skipper
|
|
|
|
|
Set the header skipper for the output DAT(s)
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
-sd, --superdat Enable SuperDAT creation
|
|
|
|
|
Set the type flag to "SuperDAT" for the output DAT
|
|
|
|
|
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|
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|
|
-fm=, --forcemerge= Set force merging
|
|
|
|
|
Set the forcemerge tag to one of the supported values:
|
|
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|
|
None, Split, Full
|
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|
|
-fn=, --forcend= Set force nodump
|
|
|
|
|
Set the forcenodump tag to one of the supported values:
|
|
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|
|
None, Obsolete, Required, Ignore
|
|
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|
|
-fp=, --forcepack= Set force packing
|
|
|
|
|
Set the forcepacking flag to one of the supported values:
|
|
|
|
|
None, Zip, Unzip
|
|
|
|
|
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|
|
|
-clean Clean game names according to WoD standards
|
|
|
|
|
Game names will be santitized to remove what the original WoD standards
|
|
|
|
|
deemed as unneeded information, such as parenthized or bracketed strings
|
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|
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|
|
-sl, --softlist Use Software List name instead of description
|
|
|
|
|
By default, software list DATs are treated as "incorrect", using the game
|
|
|
|
|
descriptions as the name instead, since they tend to be more descriptive.
|
|
|
|
|
Enabling this flag allows for the original name to be preserved and keeping
|
|
|
|
|
the description as just a description.
|
|
|
|
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|
|
-trim Trim file names to fit NTFS length
|
|
|
|
|
In the cases where files will have too long a name, this allows for trimming
|
|
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|
|
the name of the files to the NTFS maximum length at most
|
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-rd=, --root-dir= Set the root directory for calculation
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In the case that the files will not be stored from the root directory,
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a new root can be set for path length calculations
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-si, --single All game names replaced by '!'
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This is useful for keeping all roms in a DAT in the same archive or folder
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-dd, --dedup Enable deduping in the created DAT
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For all outputted DATs, allow for hash deduping. This makes sure that there
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are effectively no duplicates in the output files.
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-m, --merge Merge the input DATs
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By default, all DATs are processed individually with the user-specified flags.
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With this flag enabled, all of the input DATs are merged into a single output.
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This is best used with the dedupe flag.
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-b, --bare Don't include date in file name
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Normally, the DAT will be created with the date in the file name. This flag
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removes that instead of the default.
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-di, --diff Create diffdats from inputs (all outputs)
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By default, all DATs are processed individually with the user-specified flags.
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With this flag enabled, input DATs are diffed against each other in one of the
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following ways (flags below are used for specific diff files to be output instead
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of all types at once):
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-did, --diff-du Create diffdat containing just duplicates
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All files that have duplicates outside of the original DAT are included
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-dii, --diff-in Create diffdats for individual DATs
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All files that have no duplicates outside of the original DATs are put
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into DATs that are named after the source DAT
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-din, --diff-nd Create diffdat containing no duplicates
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All files that have no duplicates outside of the original DATs are included
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-b, --bare Don't include date in file name
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Normally, the DAT will be created with the date in the file name. This flag
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removes that instead of the default.
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-c, --cascade Enable cascaded diffing
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-rc, --rev-cascade Enable reverse cascaded diffing
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Each of the above flags allow for a special type of diffing in which the first
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(or last) DAT is considered a base, and for each additional input DAT, it only
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leaves the files that are not in one of the previous DATs. This can allow for
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the creation of rollback sets or even just reduce the amount of duplicates
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across multiple sets
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-ip, --inplace Enable inplace, cascaded diff
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This will overwrite the source files instead of writing them out to the
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program folder by default (or the output folder if overridden)
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-sf, --skip Skip output of first DAT
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In times where the first DAT does not need to be written out a second time,
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this will skip writing it. This can often speed up the output process.
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-gn=, --game-name= Filter by game name
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-rn=, --rom-name= Filter by rom name
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-crc=, --crc= Filter by CRC hash
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-md5=, --md5= Filter by MD5 hash
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-sha1=, --sha1= Filter by SHA-1 hash
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For each of the flags above, the user can specify either an exact match or can use a
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wildcard as defined below (case-insensitive):
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*00 means ends with '00'
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00* means starts with '00'
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*00* means contains '00'
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00 means exactly equals '00'
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-rt=, --rom-type= Filter by rom type
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This allows users to only include roms or disks to their liking
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-sgt=, --greater= Filter by size >=
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-slt=, --less= Filter by size <=
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-seq=, --equal= Filter by size ==
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For each of the flags above, the user can specify a standard integer or one of the
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various standard postfixes for size:
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e.g. 8kb => 8000 or 8kib => 8192
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-nd, --nodump Include only match nodump roms
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-nnd, --not-nodump Exclude all nodump roms
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These flags allow for filtering based on the nodump status in the source DAT(s)
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-out= Set the name of the output directory
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This sets an output folder to be used when the files are created. If a path
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is not defined, the application directory is used instead.
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2016-09-12 16:49:18 -07:00
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** Section 2.3 - SimpleSort
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SimpleSort is a WIP program that is meant as a command-line tool to quickly rebuild and
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verify files based on a supplied DAT file. The eventual aim for this program is to have
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a full rom management tool without a GUI, though this may not happen for a while.
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Usage:
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SimpleSort.exe [options] [filename|dirname] ...
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Options:
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-?, -h, --help Show the built-in help text
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Built-in to most of the programs is a basic help text
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-dat= Name of the DAT to be used for the various options
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This DAT file is required for everything that SimpleSort currently does, so not
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supplying one will result in an error. Depending on the additional flags that are
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supplied, the DAT will be used differently, as described below. By default, the
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DAT is used to check which files need to be rebuilt.
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-out= Set the name of the output directory
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This sets an output folder to be used by various parts of the program. As with the
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DAT file, this input is used differently based on the flags that are supplied. By
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default, the output folder is used as the target to rebuild files to.
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-t=, --temp= Set the name of the temporary directory
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Optionally, a temp folder can be supplied in the case the default temp directory
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(inside the running folder) is not preferred. This is used for any operations that
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require an archive to be extracted.
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-qs, --quick Enable quick scanning of archives
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For all archives, if this flag is enabled, it will only use the header information
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to get the archive entries' file information. The upside to this is that it is much
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quicker than extracting all files to the temp folder. On the downside, it can only
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get the CRC and size from most archive formats, leading to possible issues.
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-v, --verify Enable verification of output directory
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This overrides the default rebuilding and only requires the DAT and the output folder.
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Here, the DAT is used to verify the output directory directly and then output a
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simple FixDAT. This can be misleading, currently, because it only checks for exact
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matches.
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-tgz Enable Torrent GZ output
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Instead of outputting the files to ZIP archives, files will be rebuilt to TorrentGZ
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(TGZ) files. This format is based on the GZip archive format, but with custom header
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information and a file name replaced by the SHA-1 of the file inside. This is
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primarily used by external tool Romba (https://github.com/uwedeportivo/romba), but
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may be used more widely in the future.
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-r, --romba Enable Romba depot directory output
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As an extension of the parent flag, this outputs the TGZ files into directories
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|
based on the structure used by Romba. This uses nested folders using the first
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|
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4 bytes of the SHA-1, 1 byte for each layer of the directory name. It also
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|
includes two auxilary files, .romba_size and .romba_size.backup, that have the
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|
|
compressed size of the folder inside for use with Romba.
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-do, --directory Enable outputting files uncompressed
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Instead of outputting the files to ZIP archives, files will be rebuilt to named
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subdirectories within the output folder. This is useful for when the DAT does not
|
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already have the flag specified.
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-7z={0} Set scanning level for 7z archives
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-gz={2} Set scanning level for GZip archives
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-rar={2} Set scanning level for RAR archives
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-zip={0} Set scanning level for ZIP archives
|
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For each of the major archive types recognized by the libraries used by this
|
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program, scan the archive in one of the following ways:
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0 Hash both archive and its contents
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1 Only hash contents of the archive
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2 Only hash archive itself (treat like a regular file)
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-ud, --update-dat Output updated DAT (rebuild only)
|
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|
Once the files that were able to rebuilt are taken care of, a DAT of the files
|
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that could not be matched will be output to the program directory.
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|
2016-09-12 16:49:18 -07:00
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** Section 2.4 - TGZConvert
|
2016-09-10 09:31:17 -07:00
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|
2016-09-10 22:10:57 -07:00
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TGZConvert is a small program that allows conversion of a folder or set of folders to
|
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|
|
TorrentGZ format. It is only useful in a small amount of situations at the present,
|
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|
|
but it is mostly meant for Romba compatibility at the present.
|
2016-09-10 09:31:17 -07:00
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Usage:
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TGZTest.exe [options] [filename|dirname] ...
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Options:
|
2016-09-10 22:10:57 -07:00
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-?, -h, --help Show the built-in help text
|
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|
|
Built-in to most of the programs is a basic help text
|
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-out= Set the name of the output directory
|
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|
|
This sets an output folder to be used by when files are rebuilt. It also serves
|
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|
|
as the base folder if Romba mode is enabled. See -r, --romba for more details
|
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-t=, --temp= Set the name of the temporary directory
|
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|
|
Optionally, a temp folder can be supplied in the case the default temp directory
|
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|
|
|
(inside the running folder) is not preferred. This is used for any operations that
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|
|
require an archive to be extracted.
|
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-d, --delete Enable deletion of the input files
|
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|
|
Optionally, the input files, once processed, can be deleted. This can be useful
|
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|
|
when the original file structure is no longer needed or if there is limited space
|
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on the source drive.
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-r, --romba Enable Romba depot directory output
|
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|
Optionally, this outputs the TGZ files into directories based on the structure
|
|
|
|
|
used by Romba. This uses nested folders using the first 4 bytes of the SHA-1,
|
|
|
|
|
1 byte for each layer of the directory name. It also includes two auxilary
|
|
|
|
|
files, .romba_size and .romba_size.backup, that have the compressed size of the
|
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|
|
folder inside for use with Romba.
|
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|
2016-09-10 09:31:17 -07:00
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-7z={0} Set scanning level for 7z archives
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-gz={2} Set scanning level for GZip archives
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|
-rar={2} Set scanning level for RAR archives
|
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|
-zip={0} Set scanning level for ZIP archives
|
|
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|
|
For each of the major archive types recognized by the libraries used by this
|
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|
|
program, scan the archive in one of the following ways:
|
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|
|
0 Hash both archive and its contents
|
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1 Only hash contents of the archive
|
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2 Only hash archive itself (treat like a regular file)
|
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|
2016-09-12 14:40:16 -07:00
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** Section 3.0 - Examples
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Here, any user-requested examples will go
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** Section 4.0 - Contributors
|
2016-09-10 09:31:17 -07:00
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Programmer / Lead: Matt Nadareski (darksabre76)
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Additional code: emuLOAD, @tractivo
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Testing: emuLOAD, @tractivo, Kludge, Obiwantje, edc
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Suggestions: edc, AcidX, Amiga12, EliUmniCk
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Based on work by: The Wizard of DATz
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We welcome any contributors for coding, suggestions, optimizations, critisism,
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heckling, abject anger, praise, and/or apathy.
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2016-09-12 14:40:16 -07:00
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** Section 5.0 - Licensing
|
2016-09-10 09:31:17 -07:00
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This program uses, in part or in whole, code, libraries, and/or applications
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from the 7-zip project (www.7-zip.org). 7-zip is licenced under the GNU LGPL.
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All other external code is marked as such within the source and correctly
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attributed to the site and/or person(s) that originally wrote the code. All
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code written by project members is licensed under GPL v3. See LICENSE for
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more details.
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