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Can make file whit reimport log ?

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Ashuu, posted Mon Sep 27, 2021 5:06 pm (66693)


some command allows me to generate a file with the cmd log when reimporting?
I use quickbms to modify a pkg file... when reimporting the files are saved in different pkg files... so I would like to create a log to tell me which files were modified?
Ty :D
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aluigi, posted Tue Sep 28, 2021 10:31 am (66702)


So, if I understand correctly, you only want quickbms to show you the names of the files that have been reimported, correct?
That's already done by default where you will see a < character at the left of the filename, so if you don't see any filename it means nothing was reimported.

Instead if you want to create a file during the reimporting process... I guess that's not possible because all the log/clog/slog operations are reversed so you can only control the output to the console by using the Print command, maybe you can use it in this way:
Code:
print "XXX file %NAME% of offset %OFFSET|x% size %SIZE|x% processed"

Then launch quickbms from command-line redirecting the output to file with grep:
Code:
quickbms -r -r -w script.bms FILE FOLDER | grep XXX > output.txt

Something like that may work for your needs
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