class Login:
#---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Initialise instance of admin
#---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
def __init__(self):
self._db = Debug("admin", True)
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Read a Boat by Code
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
def AuthLoginByUserCode(self, con, UserCode, password):
# retValue contains the success or failure of the read operation. Default to success
self._retvalue = False
self._error = None
self._db.print(self._retvalue)
# define SQL query
query = "SELECT u.Password FROM users u WHERE u.UserCode = ?"
self._db.print(query)
try:
con.row_factory = sqlite3.Row
cur = con.cursor()
cur.execute(query, (UserCode, ))
self._db.print("Execute")
row = cur.fetchone()
if row == None:
self._error = "No User found for User Code: " + UserCode
self._db.print(self._error)
self._retvalue = False
return (self._retvalue, self._error)
self._db.print(row[0])
self._db.print(password)
if row[0] == password:
self._db.print("If")
self._retvalue = True
else:
self._error = "Incorrect Password"
self._db.print("else")
self._retvalue = False
return (self._retvalue, self._error)
# Exception processing logic here.
except Exception as err:
self._error = "Query Failed: " + str(err)
self._db.print(self._error)
return (self._retvalue)
# Property functions here
@property
def UserCode(self):
return self.UserCode
@property
def password(self):
return self.password
# ----- any error codes -----
@property
def error(self):
return self._error
#---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Create a debug object here. Either set to True for debugging or False
# Set to False by default and we can enable / disable it when we like
#---------------------------------------------------------------------------
db = Debug("app2", True)
#---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Make a connection to the database
#---------------------------------------------------------------------------
con = sqlite3.connect('database/Fox_II.db')
#Makes sure foreign keys are enforce for database integrity
con.execute('pragma foreign_keys=ON')
#Confirm database connection.
db.print("Opened database successfully")
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Procedure to read the Country table and populate the list before
# rendering in the customer details page
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------
def readCountryTable():
#create country object and read the Countries
ctry = Country()
(dbStatus, countries) = ctry.readCountries(con)
if (dbStatus == False):
return render_template('error.html', error=ctry.error)
else:
return (countries)
class Schedule:
#---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Initialise instance of schedule
#---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
def __init__(self):
self.__nullSchedule()
# Set debugging for this module.
self._db = Debug("schedule", False)
#---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Initialse a blank Schedule structure
#---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
def __nullSchedule(self):
# Create blank instance variables for the new created object here. We will
# prefix these with a single '_' to make clear that they are internal to this class.
self._CruiseDate = None
self._CruiseNo = 1
self._departure = ""
self._BoatID = ""
self._RouteID = ""
self._return = ""
self._available = 0
self._error = ""
#---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Internal function to set the property values to the current row. The __ at the
# start of the dunction indicate that it cannot be access for any calling programs
#---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
def __setSchedule(self, row):
# Allocate the retrieved columns into the object variables.
self._CruiseDate = row['CruiseDate']
self._CruiseNo = row['CruiseNo']
self._departure = row['departure']
self._BoatID = row['BoatID']
self._RouteID = row['RouteID']
self._return = row['return']
self._available = int(row['available'])
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Return a blank schedule row
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
def blankScheduleRow(self):
row = []
self.__nullSchedule()
row.append({
'CruiseDate': self._CruiseDate,
'CruiseNo': self._CruiseNo,
'departure': self._departure,
'BoatID': self._BoatID,
'Route_ID': self._RouteID,
'return': self._return,
'available': self._available
})
return (row)
#---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Internal function to check the date or time format. Usually we expect that the
# incoming value has been successfully validated, but this final check will ensure
# database integrity in the event that it hasn't been validated correctly
#---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
def __validateDT(self, date_text, format):
try:
# Take the date_text and return a datetime value formatted as supplied to the function.
# Reformatting the string back ensure we have the format we require, including leading
# 0's. eg 09:04, 2017-03-02
# If there is an error converting the date with strptime, then a Value error execption
# is raised. If the dates don't match we raise the ValueError eception as well so
# it can be handled in the same way
if date_text != datetime.strptime(date_text,
format).strftime(format):
raise ValueError
return True
except ValueError:
return False
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Fuction to validate the fields of any record being inserted or updated. Any
# failure will be return to the user instead of updating the database
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
def __validateFields(self):
# Do any data validation checks here to ensure database integrity. Some fields will be handled by
# constraints within the database itself.
if not self.__validateDT(self._CruiseDate, "%Y-%m-%d"):
self._error = "Invalid Cruise date format"
return False
# Check the departure time is the time format we require
self._db.print("Departure = " + str(self._departure))
if not self._departure:
self._error = "Departure Time is required"
return False
if not self.__validateDT(self._departure, "%H:%M"):
self._error = "Invalid departure time format"
return False
# Check the return time is the time we require
self._db.print("Return Time = " + str(self._return))
if not self._return:
self._error = "Return Time is required"
return False
if not self.__validateDT(self._return, "%H:%M"):
self._error = "Invalid return time format"
return False
# Even though the CruiseNo field is defined as Integer, SQLite will allow string values
# to be inserted! So doesn't hurt to to a check here.
try:
self._CruiseNo = int(self._CruiseNo)
except:
self._error = "CruiseNo is not numeric"
return False
if self._CruiseNo < 1:
self._error = "Cruise Number must be greater than 0"
return self._retvalue
return True
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Read a schedule record from the database. Required is the database handle, the Cruise Date
# and Cruise No
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
def readSched(self, con, CruiseDate, CruiseNo):
# retValue contains the success or failure of the read operation. Default to success
self._retvalue = True
self._error = ""
row = []
self.__nullSchedule
# Check the date is in the correct format. The query would fail to return a record anyway
# but it's nicer to return to the calling program a valid reason why it has failed.
if not self.__validateDT(CruiseDate, "%Y-%m-%d"):
self._error = "Invalid date format"
self._retvalue = False
return self._retvalue
# Same for the Cruise No return a 'nice' error if CruiseNo < 1
try:
CruiseNo = int(CruiseNo)
except:
self._error = "Cruise Number in not an integer"
self._retvalue = False
if CruiseNo < 1:
self._error = "Cruise Number must be greater than 0"
self._retvalue = False
return self._retvalue
self._db.print("readSched")
self._db.print("CruiseDate = " + CruiseDate)
self._db.print("CruiseNo = " + str(CruiseNo))
# define SQL query
read_query = "SELECT s.CruiseDate, s.CruiseNo, s.departure, s.BoatID, b.name, s.RouteID, \
r.description, s.return, s.available \
FROM schedule s \
INNER JOIN boat b \
ON b.BoatID = s.BoatID \
INNER JOIN route r \
ON s.RouteID = r.RouteID \
WHERE s.CruiseDate = ? \
AND s.CruiseNo = ?"
try:
# define cursone and execute the query, CustID is the primary key so we will only expect
# one record to be returned.
con.row_factory = sqlite3.Row
cur = con.cursor()
cur.execute(read_query, (CruiseDate, CruiseNo))
row = cur.fetchall()
if not row:
self._error = "No schedule record found for date " + str(
CruiseDate) + " and number " + str(CruiseNo)
self._retvalue = False
else:
self.__setSchedule(row[0])
# Exception processing logic here.
except Exception as err:
self._error = "Query Failed: " + str(err)
self._retvalue = False
return (self._retvalue, row)
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Read the schedule record and return those matching the starting and ending dates as passed
# from the calling program
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
def readSchedulebyDate(self, con, startDate, endDate):
# retValue contains the success or failure of the read operation. Default to success
self._retvalue = True
self._error = ""
rows = []
# Null the schedule properties
self.__nullSchedule
# Check that the dates are in a valid format and consistant with those that will be stored
# within the Schedule table
if not self.__validateDT(startDate,
"%Y-%m-%d") or not self.__validateDT(
endDate, "%Y-%m-%d"):
self._error = "Invalid date format"
self._retvalue = False
return (self._retvalue, rows)
if startDate > endDate:
self._error = "Start date cannot be greater than end date"
self._retvalue = False
return (self._retvalue, rows)
# Print these values if we are debugging
self._db.print("readSchedulebyDate")
self._db.print("startDate = " + startDate)
self._db.print("endDate = " + endDate)
# define SQL query
# taking CruiseDate and CruiseNo and join into one field so can be used for the book now button
read_query = "SELECT s.CruiseDate, s.CruiseNo, s.departure, s.BoatID, b.name, s.RouteID, \
r.description, s.return, s.available, (s.CruiseDate || '.' || s.CruiseNo) as 'key' \
FROM schedule s \
INNER JOIN boat b \
ON b.BoatID = s.BoatID \
INNER JOIN route r \
ON s.RouteID = r.RouteID \
WHERE s.CruiseDate between ? and ? \
ORDER BY s.CruiseDate ASC"
try:
# define cursor and execute the query
con.row_factory = sqlite3.Row
cur = con.cursor()
cur.execute(read_query, (startDate, endDate))
rows = cur.fetchall()
if not rows:
self._error = "No schedule records found between: " + str(
startDate) + " " + str(endDate)
self._retvalue = False
# Exception processing logic here.
except Exception as err:
self._error = "Query Failed: " + str(err)
self._retvalue = False
return (self._retvalue, rows)
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Delete a schedule record from the database. Required is the database handle and the Cruise Date
# and cruise No.
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
def deleteSchedule(self, con, CruiseDate, CruiseNo):
# retValue contains the success or failure of the update operation. Default to success
self._retvalue = True
self._error = ""
# Check the date is in the correct format. The query would fail to return a record anyway
# but it's nicer to return to the calling program a valid reason why it has failed.
if not self.__validateDT(CruiseDate, "%Y-%m-%d"):
self._error = "Invalid date format"
self._retvalue = False
return self._retvalue
# Same for the Cruise No return a 'nice' error if CruiseNo < 1
try:
CruiseNo = int(CruiseNo)
except:
self._error = "Cruise Number in not an integer"
self._retvalue = False
return self._retvalue
if CruiseNo < 1:
self._error = "Cruise Number must be greater than 0"
self._retvalue = False
return self._retvalue
self._db.print("deleteSchedule")
self._db.print("CruiseDate = " + CruiseDate)
self._db.print("CruiseNo = " + str(CruiseNo))
# define SQL query
delete_query = "delete from schedule where CruiseDate = ? and CruiseNo = ?"
# attempt to execute the query
try:
cur = con.cursor()
cur.execute(delete_query, (CruiseDate, CruiseNo))
# Commit the trasaction if successful.
con.commit()
self._error = "Schedule successfully deleted"
# Exception processing logic here.
except Exception as err:
self._error = "Query Failed: " + str(err)
# Rollback transaction if failed.
con.rollback()
self._retvalue = False
return self._retvalue
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Update a schedule record from the database. Required is the database handle and the Cruise Date
# and cruise No.
# All fields will be updated with the object variables.
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
def updateSchedule(self, con, CruiseDate, CruiseNo):
# retValue contains the success or failure of the update operation. Default to success
self._retvalue = True
self._error = ""
# Make sure all of the fields are good before we attempt to insert the new Schedule
self._CruiseDate = CruiseDate
self._CruiseNo = CruiseNo
self._retvalue = self.__validateFields()
if self._retvalue == False:
return self._retvalue
# define SQL query
update_query = "update schedule set departure = ?, BoatID = ?," \
"RouteID = ?, return = ?, available = ?" \
"where CruiseDate = ? and CruiseNo = ?"
# attempt to execute the query
try:
cur = con.cursor()
cur.execute(update_query, (self._departure, self._BoatID, self._RouteID, \
self._return, self._available, \
self._CruiseDate, self._CruiseNo))
# Commit the trasaction if successful.
con.commit()
self._error = "Schedule successfully updated"
# Exception processing logic here.
except Exception as err:
self._error = "Query Failed: " + str(err)
# Rollback transaction if failed.
con.rollback()
self._retvalue = False
return self._retvalue
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Insert a new schedule using the property values for schedule which need to have been
# set by the calling program.
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
def insertSchedule(self, con):
# retValue contains the success or failure of the update operation. Default to success
self._retvalue = True
self._error = ""
# Make sure all of the fields are good before we attempt to insert the new Customer
self._retvalue = self.__validateFields()
if self._retvalue == False:
return self._retvalue
# define SQL query
insert_query = "insert into schedule (CruiseDate, CruiseNo, departure, BoatID, RouteID, \
return, available) VALUES (?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?)"
# attempt to execute the query
try:
cur = con.cursor()
cur.execute(insert_query, (self._CruiseDate, self._CruiseNo, self._departure, \
self._BoatID, self._RouteID, self._return, self._available))
# Commit the trasaction if successful.
con.commit()
self._error = "Schedule successfully inserted"
# Exception processing logic here.
except Exception as err:
self._error = "Query Failed: " + str(err)
# Rollback transaction if failed.
con.rollback()
self._retvalue = False
return self._retvalue
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# If a new booking is made then we subtract the number of people booked from the
# available seats
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
def newBooking(self, seats):
self._available -= seats
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Expose the instance variables to calling programs using 'setter' and 'getter' routines instead
# of using individual methods. This allows us to control how the properties are set and returned
# to the calling program.
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# ----- Cruise Date ------
@property
def CruiseDate(self):
return self._CruiseDate
@CruiseDate.setter
def CruiseDate(self, CruiseDate):
self._CruiseDate = CruiseDate
# ----- Cruise Number ------
@property
def CruiseNo(self):
return self._CruiseNo
@CruiseNo.setter
def CruiseNo(self, CruiseNo):
self._CruiseNo = CruiseNo
# ---- Boat ID -----
@property
def BoatID(self):
return self._BoatID
@BoatID.setter
def BoatID(self, BoatID):
self._BoatID = BoatID
# ---- Route ID -----
@property
def RouteID(self):
return self._RouteID
@RouteID.setter
def RouteID(self, RouteID):
self._RouteID = RouteID
# ---- departure -----
@property
def departure(self):
return self._departure
@RouteID.setter
def departure(self, departure):
self._departure = departure
# ---- return time -----
@property
def returntime(self):
return self._return
@returntime.setter
def returntime(self, returntime):
self._return = returntime
@property
def available(self):
return self._available
@available.setter
def available(self, available):
self._available = available
# ----- any error codes -----
@property
def error(self):
return self._error
class VitaResFinder:
def __init__(self):
self.debug = Debug()
self.startLogo()
self.startWarning()
self.debug.letWait()
def startLogo(self):
self.debug.print("VitaResFinder, version:{0} by K4CZP3R".format(
values.version))
def startWarning(self):
self.debug.print(
"THIS TOOL IS NOT NOOB-PROOF, It'll only work if you know what you are doing",
color=Fore.RED)
def askForAction(self):
self.debug.print(
"Question \/ \nChoose option\n1. Help about decompiling bin to arm\n2. Search for resolution entry in arm code\n3. Get new resolution entry\n4. Show known mods\n0. Exit"
)
tmp = self.debug.ask("Selection")
return tmp
def showDecompileHelp(self):
self.debug.print("Decompile help selected!")
help_lines = [
"=== basic info ===",
"To decompile eboot.bin to desired format you'll need:",
"1. Modified prx-tool (included)",
"2. (decrypted) eboot.bin [tested on maidumps eboots]",
"3. Default resolution of game (ex. 720x408)"
]
prxtool_help_lines = [
"=== prx-tool info ===", "To decompile it, follow these steps:",
"1. Get eboot.bin of your game and copy it near prx-tool",
"2. Run following command",
"Where ebootbin, give path of eboot.bin",
"Where ebootout, give path of output (file needed for this script)",
"./prxtool -r 0x0 -i -b -w -n db.json ebootbin > ebootout",
"Then wait a couple of minutes (no progress bar)"
]
program_help_lines = [
'=== VitaResFinder ===',
"After you have decompiled your eboot with prx-tool and you know default resolution of your game",
"You can choose option 2 in this program",
"After saving results of option 2, go to option 3 to generate new resolution"
]
for line in help_lines:
self.debug.print(line)
for line in prxtool_help_lines:
self.debug.print(line)
for line in program_help_lines:
self.debug.print(line)
def resSearchMain(self):
self.debug.print("Resolution search selected!")
input_eboot = str(self.debug.ask("Location of decompiled eboot.bin"))
input_resx = str(
self.debug.ask("Default width resolution (ex *720*x408)"))
input_resy = str(
self.debug.ask("Default height resolution (ex 720x*408*)"))
input_armfunction = str(
self.debug.ask("ARM fuction to search ({0})? ".format(
values.default_armfunction)))
if (len(input_armfunction) != 0):
armfunction = input_armfunction
else:
armfunction = values.default_armfunction
summary_lines = [
"=== summary ===", "Eboot: {0}".format(input_eboot),
"Resolution: {0}x{1}".format(input_resx, input_resy),
"ARM Function: {0}".format(armfunction)
]
for line in summary_lines:
self.debug.print(line)
input_change = self.debug.ask(
"Want to change something? (path,resx,resy,armfunc,no)")
if str(input_change) == "path":
input_eboot = str(
self.debug.ask("Location of decompiled eboot.bin"))
if str(input_change) == "resx":
input_resx = str(
self.debug.ask("Default width resolution (ex *720*x408)"))
if str(input_change) == "resy":
input_resy = str(
self.debug.ask("Default height resolution (ex 720x*408*)"))
if str(input_change) == "armfunc":
input_armfunction = str(
self.debug.ask("ARM fuction to search ({0})? ".format(
values.default_armfunction)))
self.debug.print("Will perform checks on user input...")
if not Path(input_eboot).is_file():
self.debug.printError("Can't find {0}".format(input_eboot))
return
if len(input_resx) != 3 or len(input_resy) != 3:
self.debug.printError("Resolution is too big/small")
return
action_resx = "{0}{1}".format(
"#",
str(hex(int(input_resx))).upper().replace('X', 'x'))
action_resy = "{0}{1}".format(
"#",
str(hex(int(input_resy))).upper().replace('X', 'x'))
self.debug.print(
"Ok, will search for those values: {0} and {2} ({1}x{3})".format(
action_resx, input_resx, action_resy, input_resy))
self.resSearchAction(input_eboot, armfunction, action_resx,
action_resy)
def resSearchAction(self, path, instr, resx, resy):
resx = resx.lower()
resy = resy.lower()
instr = instr.lower()
location_a = 0
location_b = 0
value_a = ""
value_b = ""
closeList = list()
maxSpace = 32
count = 0
info = ""
line_color = Fore.GREEN
self.debug.print(
"Opening file to read lines (will take a minute or 2)")
f = open(path)
f_lines = len(f.readlines())
f.close()
self.debug.print("File contains {0} lines".format(str(f_lines)))
f = open(path)
start_time = time.time()
while count < f_lines:
line = f.readline().strip('\n').lower()
if instr in line:
if resx in line or resy in line:
location_a = count
value_a = line
if ((location_a - location_b) < maxSpace):
line_color = Fore.RED
if resx in value_a and resx in value_b:
info = "{0} copy".format(resx)
elif resy in value_a and resy in value_b:
info = "{0} copy".format(resy)
else:
closeList.append(
"//begin\nvalA: '{0}' [@{1}line]\nvalB: '{2}' [@{3}line]\n//end\n"
.format(str(value_a), str(location_a),
str(value_b), str(location_b)))
else:
info = ""
line_color = Fore.GREEN
print("{0}{1} * [delta:{2}, line:{3}/{5}] {4}*".format(
line_color, line, str(location_a - location_b),
str(count), str(info), str(f_lines - count)))
location_b = location_a
value_b = value_a
count = count + 1
end_time = time.time() - start_time
self.debug.print("Took {0}s".format(str(end_time)))
self.debug.print("Showing results, save them in pairs (valA,valB)")
print(*closeList, sep='\n')
def newResolution(self):
self.debug.print("Resolution update selected!")
input_eboot = str(
self.debug.ask("Location of eboot.bin (NOT prxtooled EBOOT)"))
info_lines = [
" === Resolution change ===", "To perform it you'll need:",
"valA and valB from option 2"
]
info_lines_example = [
"//valA example: ' 0x00196210: 0x72ccf45f '_..r' - movs.w a3, #0x198' [@424324line]",
"//valB example: ' 0x0019620c: 0x7134f45f '_.4q' - movs.w a2, #0x2d0' [@424323line]"
]
for line in info_lines:
self.debug.print(line, color=Fore.YELLOW)
for line in info_lines_example:
self.debug.print(line, color=Fore.BLUE)
resolution_info_lines = [
" === Following resolutions are supported ===",
"960x544, 720x408, 640x368, 480x272"
]
for line in resolution_info_lines:
self.debug.print(line)
default_resx = self.debug.ask(
"What was the default width resolution? (ex *720*x408)")
default_resy = self.debug.ask(
"What was the default height resolution? (ex 720x*408*)")
default_resolution_lines = [
"=== Default resolutions ===",
"Width: {0}, search for value: {1}".format(str(default_resx),
hex(int(default_resx))),
"Height: {0}, search for value: {1}".format(
str(default_resy), hex(int(default_resy)))
]
for line in default_resolution_lines:
self.debug.print(line)
supported_resolutions_lines = [
"=== Supported resolutions ===", "960 | 544", "720 | 408",
"640 | 368", "480 | 272"
]
for line in supported_resolutions_lines:
self.debug.print(line)
new_resx = self.debug.ask("What is new width resolution (ex 640)")
new_resy = self.debug.ask("What is new height resolution (ex 368)")
update_resolution_lines = [
"Change in valA and valB: {0} to {1} and {2} to {3}".format(
hex(int(default_resx)), hex(int(new_resx)),
hex(int(default_resy)), hex(int(new_resy))),
"Then, visit: http://armconverter.com and select x32 - ARM32/AArch32/ARMv7 Converter and then paste function of valA and then of valB",
"Get Thumb-2 HEX from this website"
]
update_resolution_lines_example = [
"//example: copy 'movs.w a1, #0x198' to the site and get Thumb-2 HEX"
]
for line in update_resolution_lines:
self.debug.print(line)
for line in update_resolution_lines_example:
self.debug.print(line, color=Fore.BLUE)
offset_lines = [
"Get offset of height and width instruction (0xOFFSET)"
]
offset_lines_example = [
"//example: 0xOFFSET: 0xInstrOff '_..p' - movs.w a1, #0x198"
]
for line in offset_lines:
self.debug.print(line)
for line in offset_lines_example:
self.debug.print(line, color=Fore.BLUE)
offset_width = self.debug.ask("Offset of width instruction")
thumb2_width = self.debug.ask("Thumb2 HEX of width instruction")
offset_height = self.debug.ask("Offset of height instruction")
thumb2_height = self.debug.ask("Thumb2 HEX of height instruction")
offset2_lines = [
"You have 2 methods", "1. Patch it yourself using hxd",
"2. Let program patch it"
]
for line in offset2_lines:
self.debug.print(line)
input_selection = self.debug.ask("Selected method")
if (int(input_selection) is 2):
self.newResolutionPatch(input_eboot, offset_width, thumb2_width,
offset_height, thumb2_height)
else:
offset3_lines = [
"Open hex editor (Edit hex, not characters!):",
"1. Go to {0} and enter {1}".format(offset_width,
thumb2_width),
"2. Go to {0} and enter {1}".format(offset_height,
thumb2_height)
]
for line in offset3_lines:
self.debug.print(line)
self.debug.letWait()
self.debug.print(
"All actions performed, copy patched eboot.bin and try to run game!"
)
def newResolutionPatch(self, file, offset_w, thumb2_w, offset_h, thumb2_h):
summary_lines = [
"Will patch {0} at offsets: {1} and {2} with values {3} and {4}".
format(file, offset_w, offset_h, thumb2_w, thumb2_h)
]
for line in summary_lines:
self.debug.print(line)
#binascii.a2b_hex("THUMB2")
offset_w = int(offset_w, 16)
offset_h = int(offset_h, 16)
self.debug.print("Writing thumb2 of width!")
f = open(file, "r+b")
f.seek(offset_w)
f.write(binascii.a2b_hex(thumb2_w))
f.close()
self.debug.print("OK!")
self.debug.print("Writing thumb2 of height!")
f = open(file, "r+b")
f.seek(offset_h)
f.write(binascii.a2b_hex(thumb2_h))
f.close()
self.debug.print("OK!")
def knownResGames(self):
self.debug.print("Known games!")
for x in range(0, len(values.known_games)):
info = "Game: '{0}' | mod for '{1}' | change (offset, value): '{2}' and '{3}'".format(
values.known_games[x], values.known_mod[x],
values.known_offsetandval_w[x], values.known_offsetandval_h[x])
self.debug.print(info)
from k4czp3r_psvitares import VitaResFinder
from debug import Debug
vrf = VitaResFinder()
debug=Debug()
main_loop=True
while main_loop:
debug.clearScreen()
input_action=vrf.askForAction() #1. info decompiling, 2. res search, 3.
try: int(input_action)
except: debug.printError("Selection is not valid!")
if int(input_action) is 1:
vrf.showDecompileHelp()
elif int(input_action) is 2:
vrf.resSearchMain()
elif int(input_action) is 3:
vrf.newResolution()
elif int(input_action) is 4:
vrf.knownResGames()
elif int(input_action) is 0:
break
else:
debug.printError("Selection not valid!")
debug.letWait()
debug.print("Thanks for using it!")
debug.print("K4CZP3R, 2018")
