SabreTools

Introduction

This project started as a desktop port of some core features of Wizard of DATz Redux, but it has since grown into a fully-featured DAT management tool. Below is a brief description of the features available in the suite. For more information about each feature, see the help text in each of the programs. For more information about the parent project, see here.

Features

For the most complete set of information, see the README.1ST file. Currently, the SabreTools suite consists of the following programs: SabreTools

The main tool of the SabreTools suite. Performs the majority of the core features of the parent project, including the following (sorted by the original standalone executable, if any):

This tool has a comprehensive list of command line parameters that can be used to do the above and much more. SimpleSort

A simple rebuild-from-DAT tool that allows users to sort from the commandline.

Power User Tools

This section is for tools that have been requested for a highly specific purpose and are not generally going to be used by regular users. All of them have a possibility of being included in the main DATabase program eventually. RombaSharp

An in-progress tool that will try to act as a C# port of the Go-based Romba program. All features that are not already a part of SabreTools will be attempted to be added to this program. It is NOT ready for use yet.

Licensing

The preceeding programs use, in part or in whole, code, libraries, and/or applications from the 7-zip project. 7-zip is licenced under the GNU LGPL.
The preceeding programs use, in part or in whole, code, libraries, and/or applications from DotNetSharp. DotNetSharp is licensed under the Microsoft Public License of October 2006. All other external code is marked as such within the source and correctly attributed to the site and/or person(s) that originally wrote the code. All code written by project members is licensed under GPL v3. See LICENSE for more details.

Contributions

Any feature suggestions or code contributions are accepted. Please take the time to look over the existing code to see proper coding and documentation patterns.