I fixed file extraction by adding a --file command line parameter. - #123
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File extraction is currently confusing and extracting a single file does not work so I added a new command line parameter to specify which file is to be extracted instead of relying on a sequence of strings and guessing.
Check out the changes to the readme file to see how it works. Basically, the user uses the
--extractparameter, then gives the output directory, then the--fileparameter, then the path to the archive like normal.Here is an example. Notice that there is a single period after --extract which signifies I want the file extracted to the directory I'm currently in. You could, of course, modify it to a sub directory such as
./out..\nstool.exe --extract . --file {filename}.cnmt.nca "D:\test.nsp"The other two modes (full file system extraction and sub directory extraction) still work as expected.
I also added a helpful single line command to the building Markdown file regarding building the project on Windows.