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[Dudu.exe]

Just copy all codes in CJ game page in directly on a txt and open it with this app ... it will do the @ and # formatation!!!

this app was made by Splinter98 and was posted on Supercard oficial forum

I've been getting codes of Codejunkie to be used for some of my games and I was getting irriatated by the amount of formatting that was required, turning all the tabs into @ but every so often I would need to change to a # as they are a subdirectory. This process was getting to tedious for me so I wrote this little program that would do most of the formatting for me.

it replaces all tabs with @ until it gets to a line that has a : at the end (usually the beginning of a directory) then switches to #, all lines that : are then given an @ to start the next directory.

Not all directories are picked up as they do not have a : at the end but it does reduce the amount of edits you have to make considerably.

If notes are on there own line, they need to be taken out manually, or appended to the title of the directory they refer to.

Hope this helps people, as it will help me

Suggestions and comments welcome

File: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=DUAPH9NV

Splinter98

[meangreenie]

great idea.. but I kind of struggled with it.

i just opened a codejunkies ar page for a random ds game and copied/pasted the code into a test.txt.. ran it through the tool and got, er nothing.. shrugs

though with more experimenting i found that manually putting a 'tab' before each label name, the tool then worked


hopefully this tool will get better as it would indeed cut a lot of tedious keyboard work setting up the txt file.

[splinter98]

First of all thanks to DuDu.exe for posting my program on this forum

The idea behind this was to speed up tedious keystrokes when importing codes from the CodeJunkies website.

The reason meangreenie found that adding tabs to titles makes the program work is because when I copy code from CodeJunkie straight into notepad, every title has a tab, (except the first line either has none or a couple of spaces) This is how the program finds all the lines that are titles and not codes.

it still needs some work as it sometimes doesn't convert the whole code properly but suggestions are welcome and comments appreciated.

Splinter98