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| Option | Param | Description | |
| -H | --no-header | Suppress the syntax information section in BMG text files. | |
| -B | --brief | If set, the information header in decoded text files is suppressed (for historical reasons same as --no-header). If set at least twice, all comments are suppressed and the output is packed without empty lines. If set 3 times, the |
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| --inf-size | size | Defines the 'INF0' size of new BMG files between 4 and 1000. The first 4 bytes of a INF0 record is a pointer to the string and the remaining bytes the string attributes. However, maximal 20 attribute bytes are supported and additional bytes are assumed to be NULL. All BMG files of MKW have a size of 8. | |
| --force-attrib | attrib | Forces, that all attributes are set to this vector. | |
| --def-attrib | attrib | Define the default attributes for BMG files. If not set, the default attributes are estimated. On text output, strings with default attributes are printed without attribute vector. The usual default attribute for MKW is |
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| --no-attrib | Suppress the output of any BMG attributes at text BMG files. | ||
| --x-escapes | Use \x{} escapes instead of \z{} escapes. | ||
| --old-escapes | To be compatible with v1.43 and earlier, print 1A escape sequences with total size of >12 bytes as single words using \x{}. Also don't use \x{} and \u{} with parameter lists. | ||
| -1 | --single-line | If set, don't print continuation lines for BMG text output. If set twice, print only single text lines and suppress attributes like option --no-attrib does it. | |
| --no-bmg-colors | If set, suppress the output of '\c{color}' escape sequences for colors definitions in BMG text output to be compatible with old versions of the tools. | ||
| --bmg-colors | Force output of '\c{color}' escape sequences with names, even for foreign (not MKWii) BMG files. | ||
| --no-bmg-inline | Print BMG values as separate line before the message definition to be compatible with versions until v1.39. The output for the standard value 0x01000000 is always suppressed. This was the default until v1.43. Since v1.44, --bmg-inline is the default. | ||
| --bmg-inline | [DEPRECATED] Print BMG values between message name and the equal sign using the format ' |
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| -l | --long | Print long numeric message IDs instead of alternative message names like Txx, Uxx or Mxx. | |
| -X | --export | Enable the export mode and create small and machine readable text files for easy post processing. The option works similar like |
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| -i | --ignore | Ignore non existing source files without warning. | |
| -P | --patch-bmg | mode[=param] | This option specifies a BMG patch mode. Some of the modes need a parameter or a file name of a BMG patch file (raw or text BMG), both separated by an equal sign. Modes with required file names are PRINT, REPLACE, INSERT, OVERWRITE, DELETE, MASK, EQUAL and
If this option is used multiple times, all patch files will be processed in the entered order. |
| --msg | list | If this option is set, the BMG messages are filtered by this list. Only enabled messages are exported to the output BMG file (binary or text).
The parameter is a list of message ids (short MID, 'Txx' or 'Uxx' or Mxx' or hex number) or message ranges (MID:MID) or one of the keywords NONE, PARAM, CUPS, TRACKS, ARENAS, CHAT, CTCODE, CTTRACKS or |
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