Benzin
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| Benzin | |
|---|---|
| Description: | This is used to convert brlyt and brlan files to xml and back |
| Type | Utility |
| Author | SquidMan, megazig, comex |
| Version | Unreleased |
| Source | here |
| Website | Squidman's Homepage |
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Benzin
Benzin is an application that takes a .brlyt file or a .brlan file and turns it into a .XMLYT or .XMLAN file that can then be edited using an editing program. The xml files are not easy to edit, as they are written in an xml code format. Once the .XML* has been edited, Benzin can then be used to convert it back to a useable .brlyt and or .brlan file.
A guide to working with Benzin can be found here.
XML editors
Windows
- Notepad++
- Wordpad
- XML writer
(Note: Notepad will not work)
Mac OS X
- Smultron
- TextWrangler
- Dashcode
- TextEdit
- TacoEdit
- XCode
- any other text editor
Linux
- GEdit
- Geany
- nano
- vi(m)
- emacs
- any other text editor
Compiling
Benzin is currently in development and does not come with precompiled binaries. Benzin can be compiled on Windows, Mac, or Unix systems, and requires the [Mini XML 2.5] libraries to be installed. You can download the source, with instructions for Windows compiling.
Instructions for compiling benzin can be found below:
Usage
Benzin usage is:
- benzin r <source>.brlyt <destination>.xmlyt
- benzin r <source>.brlan <destination>.xmlan
- benzin m <source>.xmlyt <destination>.brlyt
- benzin m <source>.xmlan <destination>.brlan
Which must be entered in the command line. Use only one of the above commands, not all four.
