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It's been written with the Java programming language, though I'm not 100% guaranteed which version you require or how to run it if double-clicking doesn't work (on Windows) - so just upgrade to the latest version if you haven't already via this link - here - and see if it opens. As long as you don't go totally crazy with the way you enter the list, it should function 99% (unless the format changes) of the time. I've tried to make it fix standard human errors that might occur, but some are too annoying to work around so it's up to you to look for errors. However, I have tested it with a fair amount of data and can say that it might be useful to those who wish to quickly transform a list of text into the Wiki format whilst removing duplicates and sorting it in alphabetical order. That's right, it doesn't confirm anything for you or even state if there were any errors (as I'm a fairly noobish programmer )) due to the difficulties involved in doing so.

(new line) - Used as a new line operator in a piece of textД«y all means, this program is probably far from perfect and has it's limitations due to it being purely based on the text that you input into a field.

) (closed bracket) - Used for specific items, e.g.

], ] (opening and closed square brackets) - Used for starting and closing a link to an item on Wiki.

' * Grilled Kralove ****' won't have its stars removed. This is only if the line starts with this or it's after an existing separator - e.g.

* (star) - Used as a bullet point on Wiki for a list of items.

, (comma) - Used in a list to separate each item when copied directly from the Dofus site.

Originally, I made a very basic tool to add ' * ]' around each line of a text file - but I still had to remove existing lines of text that had this and re-organise stuff manually in Excel (as Malignous pointed out).Д®xpanding on this idea, I decided to make a simple program/tool that would automatically separate 'items' based on these following (what I call) separators: Well, after being bored ( of dying to Missiz Freezz several times) I read your posts and came across the same problem when adding stuff.

#Bearbarians delete code#

Source files included for those who might want to improve it or check for any malicious code B-) If you do improve something, feel free to post it back here.

With this method, I was able to find mistakes of a user confusing 'Royal Tofu Feather' with 'Royal Pingwin Feather' and removed all lines that contained this item then updated their recipes. Items that have 'Hidden recipes' should be added in the 'Changed Text' section (this is where I put the program output) to compare to the Wikia page list (I put this in 'Original Text'). Sorry :mellow:Д®xtra Tip: Using a tool such as DiffChecker can be useful for checking down the list. ' Water|Water (item)' would become ' * ]'. May say 'File is unavailable' on Firefox - just cross the message off and select File -> Download.Д«UGFIX: I've updated a bug where it removed the bracket after splitting from ')' - e.g. It's a little longer than simply copying from the IG stuff, but it saves a lot of time (especially for some of the huge recipes lists).Дownload file. The best approach I always found was to simply copy out the items from the IG list, then copy and paste the list into something like Microsoft Excel and sort it alphabetically, before pasting it back onto the page.