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@@ -193,13 +193,13 @@ Universal Options:
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-1 means unlimited threads created.
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Features and Options:
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-?, -h, --help Show this help
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?, h, help Show this help
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Built-in to most of the programs is a basic help text.
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-??, -hd, --help-detailed Show this detailed help
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??, hd, help-detailed Show this detailed help
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Display a detailed help text to the screen.
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-bt, --batch Enable batch mode
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bt, batch Enable batch mode
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Run a special mode that takes input files as lists of batch commands to
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run sequentially. Each command has to be its own line and must be followed
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by a semicolon (`;`). Commented lines may start with either `REM` or `#`.
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@@ -224,7 +224,7 @@ Features and Options:
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Write the internal items: write([overwrite = true]);
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Reset the internal state: reset();";
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-d, --d2d, --dfd Create DAT(s) from an input directory
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d, d2d, dfd Create DAT(s) from an input directory
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Create a DAT file from an input directory or set of files. By default,
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this will output a DAT named based on the input directory and the current
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date. It will also treat all archives as possible games and add all three
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@@ -440,7 +440,7 @@ Features and Options:
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This sets an output folder to be used when the files are created. If
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a path is not defined, the runtime directory is used instead.
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-ex, --extract Extract and remove copier headers
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ex, extract Extract and remove copier headers
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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
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unheadered file. Files are then output without the detected copier header
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@@ -466,7 +466,7 @@ Features and Options:
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the database. This flag allows users to skip that step entirely,
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avoiding caching the headers at all.
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-re, --restore Restore header to file based on SHA-1
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re, restore Restore header to file based on SHA-1
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This will make use of stored copier headers and reapply them to files if
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they match the included hash. More than one header can be applied to a
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file, so they will be output to new files, suffixed with .newX, where X
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@@ -487,7 +487,7 @@ Features and Options:
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This sets an output folder to be used when the files are created. If
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a path is not defined, the runtime directory is used instead.
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-ss, --sort Sort inputs by a set of DATs
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ss, sort Sort inputs by a set of DATs
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This feature allows the user to quickly rebuild based on a supplied DAT
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file(s). By default all files will be rebuilt to uncompressed folders in
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the output directory.
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the files that could not be matched will be output to the output
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directory.
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-sp, --split Split input DATs by a given criteria
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sp, split Split input DATs by a given criteria
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This feature allows the user to split input DATs by a number of different
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possible criteria. See the individual input information for details. More
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than one split type is allowed at a time.
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@@ -725,7 +725,7 @@ Features and Options:
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For a DAT, or set of DATs, allow for splitting based on the types of
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the files, specifically if the type is a rom or a disk.
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-st, --stats Get statistics on all input DATs
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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
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files.
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@@ -773,7 +773,7 @@ Features and Options:
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In cases where DATs would be processed in bulk, this flag allows them
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to be processed on their own instead.
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-ud, --update Update and manipulate DAT(s)
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ud, update Update and manipulate DAT(s)
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This is the multitool part of the program, allowing for almost every
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manipulation to a DAT, or set of DATs. This is also a combination of many
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different programs that performed DAT manipulation that work better
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directory, if set). This flag enables users to write out to the
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directory that the DATs originated from.
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-ve, --verify Verify a folder against DATs
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ve, verify Verify a folder against DATs
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When used, this will use an input DAT or set of DATs to blindly check
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against an input folder. The base of the folder is considered the base
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for the combined DATs and games are either the directories or archives
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@@ -1271,43 +1271,43 @@ users of SabreTools. Thanks to Kludge for most of these suggestions!
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Convert a DAT file to XML and put it in a new folder
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Long form:
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SabreTools.exe --update --output-type=xml --output-dir==OutDir
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SabreTools.exe update --output-type=xml --output-dir==OutDir
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Path\To\DatFile.dat
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Short form:
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SabreTools.exe -ud -ox -out=OutDir DatFile.dat Path\To\DatFile.dat
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SabreTools.exe ud -ox -out=OutDir DatFile.dat Path\To\DatFile.dat
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-- Example 2 --
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Convert a folder of DAT files to ClrMamePro and strip parent tags
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Note: This would output the created files to the SabreTools folder
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Long form:
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SabreTools.exe --update --output-type=cmp --exclude-of=romof
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SabreTools.exe update --output-type=cmp --exclude-of=romof
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--exclude-of=sampleof --exclude-of=cloneof Path\To\Dats
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Short form:
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SabreTools.exe -ud -oc -ef=romof --ef=sampleof --ef=cloneof
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SabreTools.exe ud -oc -ef=romof --ef=sampleof --ef=cloneof
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Path\To\Dats
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-- Example 3 --
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Create an XML DAT from a folder of zipped sets setting a custom name
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Long form:
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SabreTools.exe --dfd --output-type=xml --name=DatName Path\To\Files
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SabreTools.exe dfd --output-type=xml --name=DatName Path\To\Files
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Short form:
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SabreTools.exe -d -ox -n=DatName Path\To\Files
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SabreTools.exe d -ox -n=DatName Path\To\Files
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-- Example 4 --
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Run a fixdat for a friend based on a couple folders the files can be in
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and outputting in TorrentZip format
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Long form:
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SabreTools.exe --sort --dat=Fix.dat --torrent-zip --output-dir==FixDir
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SabreTools.exe sort --dat=Fix.dat --torrent-zip --output-dir==FixDir
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InDir1 InDir2
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Short form:
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SabreTools.exe -ss -dat=Fix.dat -tzip -out=FixDir InDir2 InDir2
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SabreTools.exe ss -dat=Fix.dat -tzip -out=FixDir InDir2 InDir2
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-- Example 5 --
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Remove all files found in a base set of DATs from another set. This example
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@@ -1315,10 +1315,10 @@ users of SabreTools. Thanks to Kludge for most of these suggestions!
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files in the same set.
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Long form:
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SabreTools.exe --update --diff-against --base-dat="Path\To\Base" InDr
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SabreTools.exe update --diff-against --base-dat="Path\To\Base" InDr
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Short form:
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SabreTools.exe -ud -dag -bd="Path\To\Base" InDr
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SabreTools.exe ud -dag -bd="Path\To\Base" InDr
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** Section 4.0 - Contributors
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