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| − | Lots and lots of text and lots of obscure kanji! First I'll finish the game, then I can re-watch the cosmosphere events from the extra menu. I will probably do the cosmospheres (they're ridiculously funny), perhaps some talk events and if there should be interested, let's see. | + | Lots and lots of text and lots of obscure kanji! |
| | == Translations == | | == Translations == |
| | * [[/ja-en|Japanese to English]] | | * [[/ja-en|Japanese to English]] |
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| | I used the Japanese IME "canna" under ubuntu, compiled from source, and changed kana-kanji dictionaries, so that kanji+furigana is written upon entering and converting Japanese te | | I used the Japanese IME "canna" under ubuntu, compiled from source, and changed kana-kanji dictionaries, so that kanji+furigana is written upon entering and converting Japanese te |
| | ==Script== | | ==Script== |
| − | Now I managed to dump the script. Much better than having to write by hand:) And I also ripped the voice clips and bgm, character poses, the textures, I can view a few models (not the character models though)... The dump can be found here:
| + | Yeah, the script in Japanese with a complete English translation [http://www.2shared.com/file/6v-zJ7J4/joined.html][https://rapidshare.com/files/457743039/joined](3.2MB) :) |
| − | [http://www.2shared.com/file/0DfnYWrm/dumptar.html] or | + | Oh, and btw, the AT3 script contains 1026643 characters : ) |
| − | [http://www.megaupload.com/?d=GZIBBGD0] or | |
| − | [http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?t22jmi6xwn5slh3]
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| − | Now updated with speaker information!
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| − | For anyone who's interested, what I found out...
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| − | <pre>AT3 ebd script files
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| − | • consists of EVENT_MESSAGE_SW[2digit-NUMBER]_[3digit-NUMBER].ebm (called DIAG from now on) and EVENT_SW[2digit-NUMBER]_[3digit-NUMBER].ebm (called CTRL from now on)
| + | [[Category:Game pages]] |
| − | • each DIAG corresponds do a CTRL file with the same NUMBER's
| + | [[Category:PS3 games]] |
| − | • DIAG to contains the main dialogue lines, while CTRL is probably system-related
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| − | • DIAG files are also usually only a few hundred bytes long
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| − | • DIAG has a header of 4 bytes, then comes the main part
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| − | • the first 26 bytes of CTRL are as follows (decimal):
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| − | [#1] 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 005 000 000 000 110 097 109 101 000 005 000 000 000 144 224 150 190 000 [#2] [#3] 000 000 [#4] 000 [#5] [#6] [#7] [#8] [#8] 000 [#9] 000
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| − | whereas #[n] are
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| − | -- #1takes many different values, 001 is very frequent (~50%)
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| − | -- #2 takes many different values
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| − | -- #3 mostly 000, a few times 001, 002, 4 times 003, 3 times 004
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| − | -- #4 mostly small bytes <=021, 021 and 00x frequently occur in adjacent files together, takes 044 in two instances
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| − | -- #5 either 000, 016, 049, or 064
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| − | -- #6 always either 113, 116, 117, 119, or 127
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| − | -- #7 bytes <= 025, either 00x or 021x with x<=5 except a handful of times
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| − | -- #8 almost always 000, except 10 and 7 files respectively
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| − | -- #9 either 000, 001, 002, 003, 004, 005, 017, 019, 021. 025 with the lower bytes much more common
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| − | • the byte of CTRL always seems to be <bh:7f>, the last 26 bytes only being somewhat similiar
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| − | • in general, CTRL displays a high ration of <bh:00>
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| − | • CTRL contains no UTF8 chars
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| − | • the main part of CTRL, apart from the man 0's, contains only ASCII chars, most of which are LATIN characters and punctuation, with a few special chars such as <bh:f4>, <bh:dc> (Ü)
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| − | • the main part of DIAG is in the following format, after the 3-byte header comes:
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| − | [SEPARATOR] [UTF8-sequence][SEPARATOR][UTF8-sequence] ... [UTF8-sequence][SEPARATOR]
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| − | • as the text is Japanese, [UTF8-sequence] is usually a multiple of 3-byte blocks, each block representing a multi-byte for one Japanese character; it terminates on a zero-byte
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| − | • the main text may contain a ※削除※ line, [LEADING] is then <bh:ff>
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| − | • [SEPARATOR] always consists of 36 bytes, each byte smaller than <bd:192>, with the only exception it may also contain <bh:ff>. Not counting the <bh:00> byte UTF8 terminating byte.
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| − | • [SEPARATOR]: most bytes are constant, except the following meaningful bytes
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| − | • the 25th byte: it is a [LEADING] number, counting the dialogue lines
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| − | • a [LEADING] byte <bh:ff> this line is outside the "normal" dialogue flow, ie a system message ("You got item..") or "Party member xyz joined." or "……。" or "…！？" &c.
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| − | • the 13th byte: this indicates the [SPEAKER]. [SPEAKER] is <bh:ff> when there is no speaker
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| − | • the first byte indicates the [MODE]
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| − | <bh:00> - talk with speech bubbles at character's 3D models
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| − | <bh:01> - talk with 2D character portraits
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| − | <bh:02> - item get
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| − | TO SUMMARIZE
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| − | • dialogue in EVENT-MESSAGE file: [3 byte header][36-byte separator][UTF8 byte sequence, terminating on <bh:00>], repeat
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| − | • 13th byte [SEPARATOR] is speaker, 26th [SEPARATOR] marks "normal" spoken text</pre>
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| − | And here is an improved lua script I wrote that looks for valid UTF8 sequences in a file, works much better and doesn't need specific information on separators &c.:
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| − | <pre>--PARSE BYTES FOR VALID UTF8 string terminated sequences (except ASCII, ie the first bit non-zero)
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| − | --specify how what's between UTF8 should be interpreted, don't forget the newline!
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| − | function process_separator(sep)
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| − | -- return "" --just use this if you only the UTF8 data
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| − | if #sep>25 then
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| − | return "(" .. sep[1] .. "・" .. sep[13] .. "・" .. sep[25] .. ")"
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| − | else
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| − | local tag = ""
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| − | local to_number = {A=10, B=11, C=12, D=13, E=14, F=15, a=10, b=11, c=12, d=13, e=14, f=15}
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| − | to_number["0"] = 0
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| − | to_number["1"] = 1
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| − | to_number["2"] = 2
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| − | to_number["3"] = 3
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| − | to_number["4"] = 4
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| − | to_number["5"] = 5
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| − | to_number["6"] = 6
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| − | to_number["7"] = 7
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| − | to_number["8"] = 8
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| − | to_number["9"] = 9
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| − | for _,v in ipairs(sep) do
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| − | local h1=to_number[string.sub(v,1,1)]
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| − | local h2=to_number[string.sub(v,2,2)]
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| − | if h2 then
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| − | tag = tag .. string.char(16*h1+h2)
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| − | else
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| − | tag = tag .. string.char(h1)
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| − | end
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| − | end
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| − | return tag
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| − | end
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| − | end
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| − | --true is interpreted as 1, nil or false as 0
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| − | function dec_to_8bit(dec,byte) --byte must point to an initialized table of wrong (false or nil) values
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| − | local exp = 128
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| − | for i=1,8 do
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| − | if dec >= exp then
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| − | byte[i] = true
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| − | dec = dec-exp
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| − | end
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| − | exp = exp*.5
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| − | end
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| − | end
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| − | function get_utf8(filename, outname)
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| − | local infile = io.open(filename,"rb")
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| − | if infile then
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| − | print("Searching for valid UTF8 in file: " .. filename .. "...")
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| − | out = io.open(outname,"a+") --change "w+" to "a+" to append to end of file, not deleting previous data
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| − | out:write("#FILE: " .. filename .. "\n")
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| − | local occ = 0 --just count how many valid chars we found
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| − | local cur_pos
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| − | local len = 0
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| − | local len2
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| − | local utf8 = ""
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| − | local betw = {} --what's between the utf8 sequences
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| − | local betw2
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| − | local insert_line_break = false
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| − | local insert_sep = false
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| − | local file_len = infile:seek("end")
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| − | infile:seek("set")
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| − | repeat
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| − | local dec = string.byte(infile:read(1))
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| − | cur_pos = infile:seek("cur")
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| − | local byte = {}
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| − | dec_to_8bit(dec,byte)
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| − | if len >= 1 then
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| − | if not byte[1] or byte[2] then
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| − | --UTF8 multibyte chars MUST start with 10 except the first byte!
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| − | utf8 = ""
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| − | insert_sep = true
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| − | table.insert(betw,string.format("%x",betw2))
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| − | --return to where we wrongly assumed UTF8 started...
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| − | cur_pos = cur_pos+len2-len-1
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| − | infile:seek("set",cur_pos)
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| − | len = 0
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| − | else
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| − | --valid utf8 found, dumping...
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| − | utf8 = utf8 .. string.char(dec)
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| − | len = len - 1
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| − | occ = occ + 1
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| − | if len==1 then
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| − | --utf8 sequence end
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| − | len = 0
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| − | if insert_sep and #betw>0 then
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| − | out:write(process_separator(betw) .. utf8)
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| − | betw = {}
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| − | insert_sep = false
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| − | else
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| − | out:write(utf8)
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| − | end
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| − | insert_line_break = true
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| − | utf8 = ""
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| − | end
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| − | end
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| − | else
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| − | if byte[1] and byte[2] then --we are not interested in ASCII chars... otherwise allow b2=="0"
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| − | -- now determine byte length of glyph
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| − | len = 2
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| − | repeat
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| − | len = len+1
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| − | until not byte[len]
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| − | len = len-1
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| − | if len > 6 then
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| − | --UTF8 only allows for 6byte chars at most
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| − | table.insert(betw,string.format("%x",dec))
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| − | len = 0
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| − | insert_sep = true
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| − | else
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| − | utf8 = utf8 .. string.char(dec)
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| − | len2 = len
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| − | betw2= dec
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| − | end
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| − | else
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| − | if (dec == 0) and insert_line_break then
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| − | --zero terminated :)
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| − | out:write("\n")
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| − | else
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| − | table.insert(betw,string.format("%x",dec))
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| − | end
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| − | insert_sep = true
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| − | end
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| − | insert_line_break = false
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| − | end
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| − | until cur_pos >= file_len
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| − | out:write("\n")
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| − | infile:close()
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| − | out:close()
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| − | print("Found " .. occ .. " valid UTF8 chars, except ASCII.\nWritten to " .. outname .. ".\nDone.")
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| − | end
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| − | return occ
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| − | end
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| − | get_utf8(arg[1],arg[2])</pre>
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| − | Oh, and btw, the AT3 script contains 1026643 characters : )
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