Eternal Zunder

[Isana]

Hah, the coincidence gave me a well needed laugh. I actually thought about doing the same thing, but I decided not to for a few reasons:

For one, I read somewhere that steps were taken to prevent people from doing exactly that.
I wanted to distribute it after I was done and I didn't want to distribute someone elses work.
I also wanted it to be a single file python script since it's more portable and people can see the source code so they can verify that it's legit.
And I was invested in the challenge of deciphering the assembly by that point.

Yeah, it's definitely more fun to reverse the code itself and re-implement it to achieve whatever you've set out to do, but in this particular
case I just wanted something that worked. I actually looked around for a bit to see if anyone else had done this yet and didn't find anything
so last night I decided to do it myself.

Your script is pretty nice though and portability is always great. n_n

C++, Vala, and C# are the languages I've spent the most time with. I've tried Python, but I'm not really a fan of the syntax. I prefer when the syntax is similar to that of C.

It's always been the plan to open source it eventually. Then the 2.11 Decade happen and that came to a halt.

Thank you for the clarification. n_n