Use dictionary word anywhere in the mask

[badagaga]

Thanks undeath. Sorry about that mistake.

So just in case this can help someone else save a bit of time, here is how I generated my rules file with Python:

Code:

import subprocess prepend = "^?a" append = "$?a" masks = [] for begin_count in range(3): for end_count in range(begin_count+1): mask1 = begin_count * prepend + end_count * append mask2 = end_count * prepend + begin_count * append if mask1 != '': masks.append(mask1) if mask1 != mask2: masks.append(mask2) for mask in masks: cmd = "./maskprocessor-0.73/mp64.bin '{}' -o prepend-append-anywhere.rule".format(mask) process = subprocess.Popen(cmd.split(),stdout=subprocess.PIPE) output, error = process.communicate()

Results:

Code:

./maskprocessor-0.73/mp64.bin '^?a' -o prepend-append-anywhere.rule ./maskprocessor-0.73/mp64.bin '$?a' -o prepend-append-anywhere.rule ./maskprocessor-0.73/mp64.bin '^?a$?a' -o prepend-append-anywhere.rule ./maskprocessor-0.73/mp64.bin '^?a^?a' -o prepend-append-anywhere.rule ./maskprocessor-0.73/mp64.bin '$?a$?a' -o prepend-append-anywhere.rule ./maskprocessor-0.73/mp64.bin '^?a^?a$?a' -o prepend-append-anywhere.rule ./maskprocessor-0.73/mp64.bin '^?a$?a$?a' -o prepend-append-anywhere.rule ./maskprocessor-0.73/mp64.bin '^?a^?a$?a$?a' -o prepend-append-anywhere.rule

/!\ If you're a beginner like me, be careful with commands like "./maskprocessor-0.73/mp64.bin '^?a^?a^?a^?a$?a$?a$?a$?a' -o prepend-append-anywhere.rule" and any command longer than that, it will fill up your disk space real fast.