WhoCalls can query a directory of files, find the binaries, and search for a user specified Win API import. It and works with both 32-bit (PE) and 64-bit (PE32+) file formats (.exe, .dll, .sys)
Hi Kent- this is a nice package! Wondering if you have any tools for writing a formatted .dat file using the formatting specified in a .dfn. I've read an existing .dat/.dfn into a dataframe, and done some manipulation to the values. Now I want to write a new .dat file (exact same columns) using the precision specified in the .dfn - have you done this sort of thing?
A mirror of the PRONOM file format registry in Linked Open Data format. The Format Registry is a linked (open) data file format repository. The work is the result of a four-day hack during November 2013. Its goal is to influence the rapid development of further format registries and linked open data initiatives within the digital preservation community.
Right now the functions for the formatting dont support options or a flexible use.
Therefore more options should be added, like extend file instead of override or add header/footer to files ...
It could also be an idea to add an additional options data object.
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Ideally the accessors would just be available on a
Reader(in the correct typestate) without needing to use theHasHeader1andHasHeader2traits.