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najitool 0.8.4 Help Document

http://najitool.sf.net/

Written by NECDET COKYAZICI


218 TOTAL NUMBER OF NAJITOOL COMMANDS:

COMMAND: 8bit256

DESCRIPTION:
makes a file with the character values 0 to 255 from
start to finish the number of times you specify.

USAGE:
najitool 8bit256 <output file> <amount of times>

EXAMPLE:
najitool 8bit256 ten.bin 10


COMMAND: addim

DESCRIPTION:
makes a multipliction square at the size you specify.

USAGE:
najitool addim <square size>

EXAMPLE:
najitool addim 12


COMMAND: addline

DESCRIPTION:
add new line with the specified text at the specified line position.

USAGE:
najitool addline <input text file> <output file> <text> <line position>

EXAMPLE:
najitool addline main.c hello.c 'printf("Hello World");' 10


COMMAND: allbmp16

DESCRIPTION:
Generates every single .bmp file ever possible to exist at
16 width, 16 height, and 16 color.

USAGE:
najitool allbmp16

EXAMPLE:
najitool allbmp16


COMMAND: allfiles

DESCRIPTION:
generates every single file ever possible to exist
at a size you specify.

USAGE:
najitool allfiles <size in bytes>

EXAMPLE:
najitool allfiles 4


COMMAND: arab2eng

DESCRIPTION:
Arabic to English transliteration system. Makes English
letters out of Arabic letters. Download the transliteration
table from http://najitool.sf.net/ for details.

USAGE:
najitool arab2eng <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool arab2eng arabi.txt eng.txt


COMMAND: asc2ebc

DESCRIPTION:
convert ASCII format files to EBCDIC format files.

USAGE:
najitool asc2ebc <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool asc2ebc readme.txt readme.ebc


COMMAND: asctable

DESCRIPTION:
shows an ASCII table and the decimal, hexidecimal, and binary
values on each line of it from values 32 to 126.

USAGE:
najitool asctable

EXAMPLE:
najitool asctable


COMMAND: ay

DESCRIPTION:
shows the current month in Turkish.

USAGE:
najitool ay

EXAMPLE:
najitool ay


COMMAND: ayinkaci

DESCRIPTION:
shows the day of the current month.

USAGE:
najitool ayinkaci

EXAMPLE:
najitool ayinkaci


COMMAND: bigascif

DESCRIPTION:
makes a file with big ASCII art text out of the word or
sentence you specify.

USAGE:
najitool bigascif <text> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool bigascif hello hello.txt


COMMAND: bigascii

DESCRIPTION:
shows big ASCII art version of the word or sentence you
specify to the screen.

USAGE:
najitool bigascii <text>

EXAMPLE:
najitool bigascii hello


COMMAND: bytsplit

DESCRIPTION:
splits the file you specify into the size of pieces you specify in bytes.
The output file is the original filename with numbered extensions e.g.
example.big.0, example.big.1, example.big.2...
You can use mjoin to join the files.

USAGE:
najitool bytsplit <input file> <size of pieces in bytes>

EXAMPLE:
najitool bytsplit example.big 1457664


COMMAND: bin2c

DESCRIPTION:
makes a compilable C programming language source code file
out of any file with the contents of the file in an array.

USAGE:
najitool bin2c <input file> <output c file> <array name>

EXAMPLE:
najitool bin2c mypic.bmp mypic.c my_pic_array


COMMAND: bin2hexi

DESCRIPTION:
dumps the file you specify in hexidecimal to a new file.

USAGE:
najitool bin2hexi <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool bin2hexi DigiTvOS.bin DigiTvOS.hex


COMMAND: bin2text

DESCRIPTION:
makes a copy of the file you specify with only the
text of the file skipping binary characters.

USAGE:
najitool bin2text <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool bin2text file.bin file.txt


COMMAND: blanka

DESCRIPTION:
When a file is converted to blanka format, depending on the decimal value
of an ASCII char it makes that many spaces, e.g. 65 spaces for the letter A,
then it makes a newline to seperate the next char, which could be B, so it
makes 66 spaces, etc. Use unblanka to convert back to original, it can still
change the file back to its original form if the blanka format file is edited
without adding anymore spaces or newlines and only other characters.
Useful for hidden messages.

USAGE:
najitool blanka <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool blanka myfile.txt secret.txt


COMMAND: bremline

DESCRIPTION:
makes a copy of a file removing lines
beginning with a certain word or sentence.

USAGE:
najitool bremline <text> <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool bremline # prog.c prog2.c


COMMAND: bugun

DESCRIPTION:
shows what the day is today in Turkish.

USAGE:
najitool bugun

EXAMPLE:
najitool bugun


COMMAND: calc

DESCRIPTION:
a calculator.

USAGE:
najitool calc

EXAMPLE:
najitool calc


COMMAND: cat_head

DESCRIPTION:
shows the number of first lines in the file you specify.

USAGE:
najitool cat_head <input file> <number of first lines>

EXAMPLE:
najitool cat_head readme.txt 6


COMMAND: cat_tail

DESCRIPTION:
shows the number of last lines in the file you specify.

USAGE:
najitool cat_tail <input file> <number of last lines>

EXAMPLE:
najitool cat_tail readme.txt 5


COMMAND: cat_text

DESCRIPTION:
Shows only the text of a file to screen skiping binary
characters. Accepts input from stdin (standard input).

USAGE:
najitool cat_text
najitool cat_text <input file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool cat_text
najitool cat_text a.out


COMMAND: catrandl

DESCRIPTION:
shows a random line of a text file.

USAGE:
najitool catrandl <line>

EXAMPLE:
najitool catrandl foodlist.txt


COMMAND: ccompare

DESCRIPTION:
compares two files and still continues when differences are encountered.

USAGE:
najitool ccompare <input file 1> <input file 2>

EXAMPLE:
najitool ccompare a.out a.bin


COMMAND: cfind

DESCRIPTION:
search each line for text and echo it,
displays how many lines contained the text.

USAGE:
najitool cfind <input file> <text>

EXAMPLE:
najitool cfind file.txt Hello


COMMAND: cfindi

DESCRIPTION:
search each line for text and echo it (case insensitive),
displays how many lines contained the text.

USAGE:
najitool cfindi <input file> <text>

EXAMPLE:
najitool cfindi file.txt hello


COMMAND: charaftr

DESCRIPTION:
makes a copy of the file with the specified character after each byte.

USAGE:
najitool charaftr <input file> <output file> <character>

EXAMPLE:
najitool charaftr data.txt newdata.txt " "


COMMAND: charbefr

DESCRIPTION:
makes a copy of the file with the specified character before each byte.

USAGE:
najitool charbefr <input file> <output file> <character>

EXAMPLE:
najitool charbefr data.txt newdata.txt x


COMMAND: charfile

DESCRIPTION:
makes a file containing a single character you specify the
amount of times you specify.

USAGE:
najitool charfile <output file> <size in bytes> <character>

EXAMPLE:
najitool charfile aaa.txt 1000 a


COMMAND: charsort

DESCRIPTION:
Makes a copy of a file sorting all the characters in ascending binary order.

USAGE:
najitool charsort <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool charsort example.bin sorted.bin


COMMAND: charwrap

DESCRIPTION:
wraps characters to the specified width.

USAGE:
najitool charwrap <input file> <output file> <width to wrap>

EXAMPLE:
najitool charwrap a.out a.70 70


COMMAND: chchar

DESCRIPTION:
changes the specified character in a file to a new character.

USAGE:
najitool chchar <input file> <output file> <orginal char> <changed char>

EXAMPLE:
najitool chchar readme.txt readmeo.txt 0 O


COMMAND: chchars

DESCRIPTION:
changes the specified characters in a file to new characters.

USAGE:
najitool chchars <input file> <outputfile> <old chars list> <new chars list>

EXAMPLE:
najitool chchars readme.txt funny.txt "abc" "@8<"


COMMAND: chstr

DESCRIPTION:
changes the specified string in a text file to a new string.

USAGE:
najitool chstr <input file> <output file> <original string> <changed string>

EXAMPLE:
najitool chstr input.txt output.txt string new_string


COMMAND: coffset

DESCRIPTION:
shows the characters in a file from the offset (start and end)
you specify to the screen.

USAGE:
najitool coffset <input file> <start range> <end range>

EXAMPLE:
najitool coffset a.out 30 213


COMMAND: compare

DESCRIPTION:
compares two files.

USAGE:
najitool compare <input file 1> <input file 2>

EXAMPLE:
najitool compare hi.txt hello.txt


COMMAND: copyfile

DESCRIPTION:
copies a file.

USAGE:
najitool copyfile <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool copyfile license.txt lbackup.txt


COMMAND: copyoffs

DESCRIPTION:
copies the characters in a file from the offset (start and end)
you specify to a new file.

USAGE:
najitool copyoffs <input file> <start range> <end range> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool copyoffs a.out 10 345 a.bin


COMMAND: copyself

DESCRIPTION:
copies the najitool program to a new name.

USAGE:
najitool copyself <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool copyself naji2


COMMAND: cpfroml

DESCRIPTION:
Makes a copy of a text file copying only from the specified line number.
This is useful if you get an error importing a large MySQL .sql file and
it stops with and error giving you the line number the error occured, you
can use this to make a copy of the .sql file to continue from the error.

USAGE:
najitool cpfroml <from line number> <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool cpfroml 1032 database.sql dbconerr.sql


COMMAND: cptiline

DESCRIPTION:
Makes a copy of a text file copying only up to the specified line number.

USAGE:
najitool cptiline <until line number> <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool cptiline 10 readme.txt read10l.txt


COMMAND: credits

DESCRIPTION:
shows the names and details of najitool and
libnaji contributors and their original author.

USAGE:
najitool credits

EXAMPLE:
najitool credits


COMMAND: database

DESCRIPTION:
makes a text file with a list of people and their details.

USAGE:
najitool database

EXAMPLE:
najitool database


COMMAND: datetime

DESCRIPTION:
shows the current date and time.

USAGE:
najitool datetime

EXAMPLE:
najitool datetime


COMMAND: dayofmon

DESCRIPTION:
shows the day of the current month.

USAGE:
najitool dayofmon

EXAMPLE:
najitool dayofmon


COMMAND: dos2unix

DESCRIPTION:
converts DOS/Windows text files to UNIX format.

USAGE:
najitool dos2unix <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool dos2unix hello.txt HELLO


COMMAND: downlist

DESCRIPTION:
Makes a HTML file from a text file with a list of files to download.

USAGE:
najitool downlist <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool downlist download.txt download.htm


COMMAND: dumpoffs

DESCRIPTION:
shows the hexidecimal values of characters in a file
from the offset (start and end) you specify to the screen.

USAGE:
najitool dumpoffs <input file> <start range> <end range>

EXAMPLE:
najitool dumpoffs a.out 30 213


COMMAND: e2ahtml

DESCRIPTION:
English to Arabic transliteration system. Makes Arabic
letters out of English letters. This version does that with
a plain text file to a HTML file. Download the transliteration
table from http://najitool.sf.net/ for details.

USAGE:
najitool e2ahtml <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool e2ahtml enleters.txt arabic.htm


COMMAND: ebc2asc

DESCRIPTION:
convert EBCDIC format files to ASCII format files.

USAGE:
najitool ebc2asc <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool ebc2asc readme.ebc readme.txt


COMMAND: eng2arab

DESCRIPTION:
English to Arabic transliteration system. Makes Arabic
letters out of English letters. Download the transliteration
table from http://najitool.sf.net/ for details.

USAGE:
najitool eng2arab <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool eng2arab english.txt arabiyya.txt


COMMAND: engnum

DESCRIPTION:
a list of numbers in English words from 1 to 9999.

USAGE:
najitool engnum

EXAMPLE:
najitool engnum


COMMAND: eremline

DESCRIPTION:
makes a copy of a file removing lines
ending with a certain word or sentence.

USAGE:
najitool eremline <text> <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool eremline "*/" prog2.c prog3.c


COMMAND: f2lower

DESCRIPTION:
makes a copy of a file with all the
capital letters turned into small letters.

USAGE:
najitool f2lower <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool f2lower capitals.txt small.txt


COMMAND: f2upper

DESCRIPTION:
makes a copy of a file with all the
small letters turned into capital letters.

USAGE:
najitool f2upper <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool f2upper small.txt big.txt


COMMAND: filbreed

DESCRIPTION:
breeds two files i.e. the first byte of the first file
then the first byte of the second file are added to the
new file and the following bytes one file after another.

USAGE:
najitool filbreed <input file 1> <input file 2> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool filbreed in.txt in2.txt out.txt


COMMAND: file2bin

DESCRIPTION:
makes a file into a stream of 1 and 0 binary numbers.

USAGE:
najitool file2bin <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool file2bin readme.txt binary.txt


COMMAND: file2dec

DESCRIPTION:
makes a file into a stream of decimal numbers.

USAGE:
najitool file2dec <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool file2dec readme.txt decimal.txt


COMMAND: file2hex

DESCRIPTION:
makes a file into a stream of hexidecimal values.

USAGE:
najitool file2hex <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool file2hex readme.txt hex.txt


COMMAND: filechop

DESCRIPTION:
splits a file into two new files at the offset you specify.

USAGE:
najitool filechop <offset> <input file> <output file 1> <output file 2>

EXAMPLE:
najitool filechop 2000000000 hello.vob hello1.vob hello2.vob


COMMAND: filejoin

DESCRIPTION:
joins two files into a new file.

USAGE:
najitool filejoin <input file 1> <input file 2> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool filejoin hello1.vob hello2.vob hello.vob


COMMAND: fillfile

DESCRIPTION:
changes every character in a file to the character you specify.

USAGE:
najitool fillfile <output file> <character>

EXAMPLE:
najitool fillfile hello.txt x


COMMAND: find

DESCRIPTION:
search each line for text and echo it.

USAGE:
najitool find <input file> <text>

EXAMPLE:
najitool find file.txt Hello


COMMAND: findi

DESCRIPTION:
search each line for text and echo it (case insensitive).

USAGE:
najitool findi <input file> <text>

EXAMPLE:
najitool findi file.txt hello


COMMAND: flipcopy

DESCRIPTION:

copies while flipping the bits of each byte, for example
11110000 becomes
00001111
and
01010101 becomes
10101010 etc

USAGE:
najitool flipcopy <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool flipcopy hi.txt hifliped.txt


COMMAND: freverse

DESCRIPTION:
makes a reversed copy of the file, the start of
the file becomes the end of the file and vice versa.

USAGE:
najitool freverse <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool freverse readme.txt emdear.txt


COMMAND: fswpcase

DESCRIPTION:
makes a copy of a file with the case of letters swapped, i.e.
if it's capital letters, they become small letters and vice versa.

USAGE:
najitool fswpcase <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool fswpcase ReadMe.txt rEAD_mE.txt


COMMAND: ftothe

DESCRIPTION:
makes a copy of a file adding the text " to the"
after every character except the last character.

USAGE:
najitool ftothe <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool ftothe readme.txt readtoda.txt


COMMAND: gbsplit

DESCRIPTION:
splits the file you specify into the size of pieces you specify in gigabytes.
The output file is the original filename with numbered extensions e.g.
example.big.0, example.big.1, example.big.2...
You can use mjoin to join the files.

USAGE:
najitool gbsplit <input file> <size of pieces in gb>

EXAMPLE:
najitool gbsplit example.big 4


COMMAND: genhelp

DESCRIPTION:
generates the najitool help file.

USAGE:
najitool genhelp

EXAMPLE:
najitool genhelp


COMMAND: genlic

DESCRIPTION:
generates the najitool and libnaji license.

USAGE:
najitool genlic

EXAMPLE:
najitool genlic


COMMAND: getlinks

DESCRIPTION:
saves only the links in a HTML file to a text file.

USAGE:
najitool getlinks <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool getlinks yo.htm yo_links.txt


COMMAND: gdivide

DESCRIPTION:
Calculates a list of division from start to end value.

USAGE:
najitool gdivide <start number> <end number>

EXAMPLE:
najitool gdivide 1 12


COMMAND: gigabyte

DESCRIPTION:
Calculates the number of bytes, kilobytes, and megabytes for the specified
gigabytes.

USAGE:
najitool gigabyte <gigabytes>

EXAMPLE:
najitool gigabyte 1


COMMAND: gminus

DESCRIPTION:
Calculates a list of subtractions from start to end value.

USAGE:
najitool gminus <start number> <end number>

EXAMPLE:
najitool gminus 1 12


COMMAND: gplus

DESCRIPTION:
Calculates a list of addition from start to end value.

USAGE:
najitool gplus <start number> <end number>

EXAMPLE:
najitool gplus 1 12


COMMAND: gtimes

DESCRIPTION:
Calculates a list of multiplication from start to end value.

USAGE:
najitool gtimes <start number> <end number>

EXAMPLE:
najitool gtimes 1 12


COMMAND: help

DESCRIPTION:
Help for najitool. Shows a list of najitool commands,
shows a list of help catagories, gives detailed
information on a particular najitool command.

USAGE:
najitool help
najitool help <catagory>
najitool help <command>

EXAMPLE:
najitool help
najitool help commands
najitool help bin2c


COMMAND: hexicat

DESCRIPTION:
dumps the file you specify in hexidecimal to screen with the
displayable text characters on the right.

USAGE:
najitool hexicat <input file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool hexicat a.out


COMMAND: hilist

DESCRIPTION:
Makes a HTML file from a text with a list of image names, showing
the images when the HTML file is opened in a web browser.

USAGE:
najitool hilist <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool hilist pic_list.txt gallery.htm


COMMAND: hmaker

DESCRIPTION:
makes function prototypes of a .c and shows to the screen.

USAGE:
najitool hmaker <input file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool hmaker mycode.c


COMMAND: hmakerf

DESCRIPTION:
makes a .h file with the function prototypes of a .c file.

USAGE:
najitool hmakerf <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool hmakerf mycode.c mycode.h


COMMAND: howline

DESCRIPTION:
counts how many lines there are in a text file
and and displays the number to the screen.

USAGE:
najitool howline <input text file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool howline lafterl.txt


COMMAND: html_db

DESCRIPTION:
makes a HTML file with a list of people and their details.

USAGE:
najitool html_db

EXAMPLE:
najitool html_db


COMMAND: html2txt

DESCRIPTION:
makes a text file out of a HTML file.

USAGE:
najitool html2txt <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool html2txt homepage.htm homepage.txt


COMMAND: htmlfast

DESCRIPTION:
makes a HTML file out of a text file preserving the spaces.

USAGE:
najitool htmlfast <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool htmlfast asciiart.txt asciiart.html


COMMAND: htmlhelp

DESCRIPTION:
generates the najitool help in HTML format.

USAGE:
najitool htmlhelp

EXAMPLE:
najitool htmlhelp


COMMAND: istrael

DESCRIPTION:
inserts string at every line at the specified position.

USAGE:
najitool istrael <text string> <position> <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool istrael hello 0 todo.txt hitodo.txt


COMMAND: istreml

DESCRIPTION:
inserts string at every empty line.

USAGE:
najitool istreml <text string> <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool istreml hello todo.txt hitodo.txt


COMMAND: kbsplit

DESCRIPTION:
splits the file you specify into the size of pieces you specify in kilobytes.
The output file is the original filename with numbered extensions e.g.
example.big.0, example.big.1, example.big.2...
You can use mjoin to join the files.

USAGE:
najitool kbsplit <input file> <size of pieces in kb>

EXAMPLE:
najitool kbsplit example.big 98078


COMMAND: kitten

DESCRIPTION:
Shows the contents of a file to the screen.
Accepts input from stdin (standard input).

USAGE:
najitool kitten
najitool kitten <input file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool kitten
najitool kitten readme.txt


COMMAND: lcharvar

DESCRIPTION:
shows every single combination variation of a sentence or word
starting from the left to the screen.

USAGE:
najitool lcharvar <text>

EXAMPLE:
najitool lcharvar "hello world"


COMMAND: lcvfiles

DESCRIPTION:
makes files with every single combination variation of the specified input file
starting from the beginning of the specified file. The outputed files will have
an lcv-number prefix in their filenames.

USAGE:
najitool lcvfiles <input file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool lcvfiles charsort_ed_file.bin


COMMAND: leetfile

DESCRIPTION:
converts a normal text file into a "hacker language" text file.

USAGE:
najitool leetfile <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool leetfile readme.txt w00t.txt


COMMAND: leetstr

DESCRIPTION:
shows a "hacker language" version of a sentence or word you give it.

USAGE:
najitool leetstr <text>

EXAMPLE:
najitool leetstr "hello how are you doing today?"


COMMAND: length

DESCRIPTION:
convert between the most popular length formats:
mm, cm, inches, meters, feet, yards, km, miles.

USAGE:
najitool length

EXAMPLE:
najitool length


COMMAND: lensortl

DESCRIPTION:
sort lines in a text file by length, longest first.

USAGE:
najitool lensortl <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool lensortl file1.txt file2.txt


COMMAND: lensorts

DESCRIPTION:
sort lines in a text file by length, shortest first.

USAGE:
najitool lensorts <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool lensorts file2.txt file3.txt


COMMAND: license

DESCRIPTION:
shows the najitool and libnaji license to the screen.

USAGE:
najitool license

EXAMPLE:
najitool license


COMMAND: linesnip

DESCRIPTION:
make a copy of a file with the amount of characters
you specify to be removed from the front of each line.

USAGE:
najitool linesnip <amount of chars> <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool linesnip 4 numbered.c filtered.c


COMMAND: lineback

DESCRIPTION:
displays lines in a text file backwards,
starting from the last line to the first line

USAGE:
najitool lineback <input text file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool lineback dramatic.txt


COMMAND: listdigt

DESCRIPTION:
makes a text file with every possible combinations
of characters from 0 to 9 (numbers) one line after another at
the length you specify.

USAGE:
najitool listdigt <length> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool listdigt 6 0-9_6.txt


COMMAND: listlowr

DESCRIPTION:
makes a text file with every possible combinations
of characters from a to z (small letters) one line after another at
the length you specify.

USAGE:
najitool listlowr <length> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool listlowr 6 a-z_6.txt


COMMAND: listprnt

DESCRIPTION:
makes a text file with every possible combinations
of printable characters from ! to ~ (ASCII values 33 to 126) one line after another at
the length you specify.

USAGE:
najitool listprnt <length> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool listprnt 6 all_6.txt


COMMAND: listuppr

DESCRIPTION:
makes a text file with every possible combinations
of characters from A to Z (capital letters) one line after another at
the length you specify.

USAGE:
najitool listuppr <length> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool listuppr 6 A-Z_6.txt


COMMAND: longline

DESCRIPTION:
finds the longest line in a text file
and displays the number to the screen

USAGE:
najitool longline <input text file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool longline lafterl.txt


COMMAND: makarray

DESCRIPTION:
makes a char *[] array out of a text file
with each item on a new line.

USAGE:
najitool makarray <input file> <output file> <array name>

EXAMPLE:
najitool makarray zoolist.txt zoo.c zoo_animals


COMMAND: mathgame

DESCRIPTION:
a fun and educational math game.

USAGE:
najitool mathgame

EXAMPLE:
najitool mathgame


COMMAND: mbsplit

DESCRIPTION:
splits the file you specify into the size of pieces you specify in megabytes.
The output file is the original filename with numbered extensions e.g.
example.big.0, example.big.1, example.big.2...
You can use mjoin to join the files.

USAGE:
najitool mbsplit <input file> <size of pieces in mb>

EXAMPLE:
najitool mbsplit example.big 4481


COMMAND: mergline

DESCRIPTION:
merges the lines of two files into a new file and lets you
specify text that comes at the beginning and end of each line.

USAGE:
najitool mergline <in file 1> <in file 2> <out file> <text start> <text end>

EXAMPLE:
najitool mergline namlower.txt namupper.txt rename.sh "mv -i " ""


COMMAND: mjoin

DESCRIPTION:
joins files split with bytsplit, kbsplit, mbsplit, or gbsplit.
specify the filename without the numbered extensions e.g.
if the files are example.big.0, example.big.1 example.big.2 then
you specify example.big as the original filename and they will be
joined automatically to the new output filename.

USAGE:
najitool mjoin <original filename> <new output filename>

EXAMPLE:
najitool mjoin example.big joined_example.big


COMMAND: mkpatch

DESCRIPTION:
makes a patch file to be used with qpatch out of differences
between two files of the same size.

USAGE:
najitool mkpatch <input file 1> <input file 2> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool mkpatch cool.exe cool2.exe cool.nqp


COMMAND: month

DESCRIPTION:
shows the current month.

USAGE:
najitool month

EXAMPLE:
najitool month


COMMAND: mp3split

DESCRIPTION:
split CBR (Constant Bit Rate) MP3 file
from <start> to <end> in seconds range.

USAGE:
najitool mp3split <start> <end> <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool mp3split 1 100 test.mp3 test2.mp3


COMMAND: mp3taged

DESCRIPTION:
edit MP3 tag information, only ID3v1 tags supported in this version.

USAGE:
najitool mp3taged {<tag> <string>}..

Tag (ID3v1 only supported):
title - specify song title
artist - specify artist
album - specify album
year - specify year
comment - specify comment
track - specify track number

EXAMPLE:
najitool mp3taged artist hello test.mp3


COMMAND: mp3tagnf

DESCRIPTION:
shows MP3 tag information.

USAGE:
najitool mp3tagnf <input file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool mp3tagnf lecture.mp3


COMMAND: n2ch

DESCRIPTION:
converts new lines of UNIX and DOS/Windows text files to specified character.

USAGE:
najitool n2ch <character> <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool n2ch ";" dirlist.txt path.txt


COMMAND: n2str

DESCRIPTION:
converts new lines of UNIX and DOS/Windows text files to specified string.

USAGE:
najitool n2str <string> <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool n2str "-->" dirlist.txt dirlead.txt


COMMAND: najcrypt

DESCRIPTION:
naji interactive encryption/decryption function.

USAGE:
najitool najcrypt

EXAMPLE:
najitool najcrypt


COMMAND: naji_bmp

DESCRIPTION:
generates lots of predefined .BMP file images.

USAGE:
najitool naji_bmp

EXAMPLE:
najitool naji_bmp


COMMAND: najirle

DESCRIPTION:
naji RLE (Run-Lengh Encoding) compression on a single file.
Works best with files with a lot of repeated characters, such as wave files.

USAGE:
najitool najirle <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool najirle uncomped.wav uncomped.nar


COMMAND: najisum

DESCRIPTION:
naji checksum function.

USAGE:
najitool najisum <input file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool najisum checksum.txt


COMMAND: numlines

DESCRIPTION:
add numbers to the beginning of every line.

USAGE:
najitool numlines <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool numlines list.txt numlist.txt


COMMAND: onlalnum

DESCRIPTION:
makes a copy of a file copying only letters and numbers.

USAGE:
najitool onlalnum <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool onlalnum a.out filtered.bin


COMMAND: onlalpha

DESCRIPTION:
makes a copy of a file copying only letters.

USAGE:
najitool onlalpha <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool onlalpha a.out filtered.bin


COMMAND: onlcntrl

DESCRIPTION:
makes a copy of a file copying only control characters.

USAGE:
najitool onlcntrl <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool onlcntrl a.out filtered.bin


COMMAND: onldigit

DESCRIPTION:
makes a copy of a file copying only numbers.

USAGE:
najitool onldigit <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool onldigit a.out filtered.bin


COMMAND: onlgraph

DESCRIPTION:
makes a copy of a file copying only visible
printing characters, spaces are not included.

USAGE:
najitool onlgraph <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool onlgraph a.out filtered.bin


COMMAND: onllower

DESCRIPTION:
makes a copy of a file copying only lower case letters.

USAGE:
najitool onllower <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool onllower a.out filtered.bin


COMMAND: onlprint

DESCRIPTION:
makes a copy of a file copying only printing
characters, which includes the space character.

USAGE:
najitool onlprint <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool onlprint a.out filtered.bin


COMMAND: onlpunct

DESCRIPTION:
makes a copy of a file copying only punctuation.

USAGE:
najitool onlpunct <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool onlpunct a.out filtered.bin


COMMAND: onlspace

DESCRIPTION:
makes a copy of a file copying only whitespace, that is,
carriage return, newline, form feed, tab, vertical tab, or space.

USAGE:
najitool onlspace <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool onlspace a.out filtered.bin


COMMAND: onlupper

DESCRIPTION:
makes a copy of a file copying only upper case letters.

USAGE:
najitool onlupper <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool onlupper a.out filtered.bin


COMMAND: onlxdigt

DESCRIPTION:
makes a copy of a file copying only
hexadecimal digits, this includes 0-9 a-f A-F.

USAGE:
najitool onlxdigt <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool onlxdigt a.out filtered.bin


COMMAND: onlycat

DESCRIPTION:
shows the contents of the file you specify
using only the characters you specify.

USAGE:
najitool onlycat <input file> <text>

EXAMPLE:
najitool onlycat readme.txt "abc"


COMMAND: onlychar

DESCRIPTION:
makes a copy of the file you specify using only
the characters you specify.

USAGE:
najitool onlychar <input file> <output file> <characters>

EXAMPLE:
najitool onlychar readme.txt abc.txt "abc"


COMMAND: patch

DESCRIPTION:
manually patch a file in an interactive text based interface.

USAGE:
najitool patch <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool patch cool2.exe


COMMAND: printftx

DESCRIPTION:
makes a copy of a text file into a .c file as printf statements.

USAGE:
najitool printftx <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool printftx shortdoc.txt shortdoc.c


COMMAND: putlines

DESCRIPTION:
makes a copy of the file you specify with text you specify for
the beginning and end of each line.

USAGE:
najitool putlines <input file> <output file> <start line text> <end line text>

EXAMPLE:
najitool putlines input.txt output.txt "hello" "world"


COMMAND: qcrypt

DESCRIPTION:
encrypts or decrypts a file to a new file, this does both
encryption and decryption.

USAGE:
najitool qcrypt <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool qcrypt secret.txt what.txt


COMMAND: qpatch

DESCRIPTION:

patches a file from a patch file, it must be in format:
offset
value
offset
value
etc.
in plain ASCII numbers, offset being the place in the file you want
to patch and value being the new value (a value between 0-255).

USAGE:
najitool qpatch <output file> <input patch file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool qpatch cool.exe cool.nqp


COMMAND: randkill

DESCRIPTION:
changes every character in a file to a random character
and then deletes it, this is good for secure deletion.

USAGE:
najitool randkill <file to delete>

EXAMPLE:
najitool randkill secret.txt


COMMAND: rbcafter

DESCRIPTION:
makes a copy of the file with a random
binary character after each line.

USAGE:
najitool rbcafter <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool rbcafter picture.raw newpic.raw


COMMAND: rbcbefor

DESCRIPTION:
makes a copy of the file with a random
binary character before each line.

USAGE:
najitool rbcbefor <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool rbcbefor picture.raw newpic.raw


COMMAND: rcharvar

DESCRIPTION:
shows every single combination variation of a sentence or word
starting from the right to the screen.

USAGE:
najitool rcharvar <text>

EXAMPLE:
najitool rcharvar "hello world"


COMMAND: rcvfiles

DESCRIPTION:
makes files with every single combination variation of the specified input file
starting from the end of the specified file. The outputed files will have
an rcv-number prefix in their filenames.

USAGE:
najitool rcvfiles <input file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool rcvfiles charsort_ed_file.bin


COMMAND: remline

DESCRIPTION:
makes a copy of a file removing lines
containing a certain word or sentence.

USAGE:
najitool remline <text to remove> <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool remline "badword" bad.txt clean.txt


COMMAND: removel

DESCRIPTION:
remove the specified line and all its line contents.

USAGE:
najitool removel <input text file> <output file> <line number>

EXAMPLE:
najitool removel todo.txt done.txt 10


COMMAND: repcat

DESCRIPTION:
repeats each character in a file the
number of times you specify to the screen.

USAGE:
najitool repcat <input file> <number of repeats>

EXAMPLE:
najitool repcat hmm.txt 3


COMMAND: repcatpp

DESCRIPTION:
give it a start value and it repeats each character in a
file then repeats the next character in the file more amount
of times than the previous character to the screen.

USAGE:
najitool repcatpp <input file> <start number of repeats>

EXAMPLE:
najitool repcatpp hmmmmmmm.txt 3


COMMAND: repchar

DESCRIPTION:
repeats each character in the file you specify the
number of times you specify to a new file.

USAGE:
najitool repchar <input file> <output file> <number of repeats>

EXAMPLE:
najitool repchar hello.wav helloslow.wav 1


COMMAND: repcharp

DESCRIPTION:
give it a start value and it repeats each character in a
file then repeats the next character in the file more amount
of times than the previous character to a new file.

USAGE:
najitool repcharp <input file> <output file> <start number of repeats>

EXAMPLE:
najitool repcharp hi.wav hislower.wav 1


COMMAND: replacel

DESCRIPTION:
replaces specified line contents with the specified text.

USAGE:
najitool replacel <input text file> <output file> <new line text> <line number>

EXAMPLE:
najitool replacel version1.txt version2.txt "version v2" 10


COMMAND: revcat

DESCRIPTION:
shows a file reversed to the screen.

USAGE:
najitool revcat <input file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool revcat reverse.txt


COMMAND: revlines

DESCRIPTION:
reverses every line the file you specify to a new file.

USAGE:
najitool revlines <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool revlines input.txt output.txt


COMMAND: rmunihtm

DESCRIPTION:
deletes the files that unihtml generates.

USAGE:
najitool rmunihtm

EXAMPLE:
najitool rmunihtm


COMMAND: rndbsout

DESCRIPTION:
puts random characters from value 0 to 255 to the standard output
(usually the screen) at the size you specify.

USAGE:
najitool rndbsout <size>

EXAMPLE:
najitool rndbsout 100


COMMAND: rndffill

DESCRIPTION:
changes every character in a file to a random character.

USAGE:
najitool rndffill <edit file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool rndffill todelete.txt


COMMAND: rndlines

DESCRIPTION:
randomizes/shuffles every line in a text file and displays it to the screen

USAGE:
najitool rndlines <input text file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool rndlines tipofday.txt


COMMAND: rndtsout

DESCRIPTION:
puts random text characters to the standard output
(usually the screen) at the size you specify.

USAGE:
najitool rndtsout <size>

EXAMPLE:
najitool rndtsout 64


COMMAND: rndbfile

DESCRIPTION:
generates a file with random characters from value 0 to 255
at the size you specify.

USAGE:
najitool rndbfile <output file> <size>

EXAMPLE:
najitool rndbfile random.bin 5435346


COMMAND: rndtfile

DESCRIPTION:
generates a file with random text characters at the size you specify.
Useful for generating secure random passwords.

USAGE:
najitool rndtfile <output file> <size>

EXAMPLE:
najitool rndtfile random.txt 5435346


COMMAND: rrrchars

DESCRIPTION:
random range repeat characters.

USAGE:
najitool rrrchars <input file> <output file> <min number> <max number>

EXAMPLE:
najitool rrrchars test.wav test2.wav 1 10


COMMAND: rstrach

DESCRIPTION:
makes a copy of a file with random text at
the size you specify after each character.

USAGE:
najitool rstrach <size> <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool rstrach 10 test.bin ra10test.bin


COMMAND: rstrbch

DESCRIPTION:
makes a copy of a file with random text at
the size you specify before each character.

USAGE:
najitool rstrbch <size> <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool rstrbch 10 test.bin rb10test.bin


COMMAND: rtcafter

DESCRIPTION:
makes a copy of the file with a random text character after each line.

USAGE:
najitool rtcafter <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool rtcafter data.txt newdata.txt


COMMAND: rtcbefor

DESCRIPTION:
makes a copy of the file with a random text character before each line.

USAGE:
najitool rtcbefor <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool rtcbefor data.txt newdata.txt


COMMAND: saat

DESCRIPTION:
shows the time.

USAGE:
najitool saat

EXAMPLE:
najitool saat


COMMAND: saatarih

DESCRIPTION:
shows the current date and time in Turkish.

USAGE:
najitool saatarih

EXAMPLE:
najitool saatarih


COMMAND: showline

DESCRIPTION:
shows the contents of a line you specify.

USAGE:
najitool showline <input file> <line number>

EXAMPLE:
najitool showline readme.txt 3


COMMAND: skipcat

DESCRIPTION:
shows the contents of a file to the screen skipping
the characters you specify. Useful for seeing how
a file would look without certain characters

USAGE:
najitool skipcat <input file> <characters to skip>

EXAMPLE:
najitool skipcat readme.txt "#$&*"


COMMAND: skipchar

DESCRIPTION:
makes a copy of the file you specify skipping
the characters you specify.

USAGE:
najitool skipchar <input file> <output file> <chars to skip>

EXAMPLE:
najitool skipchar readme.txt readme2.txt "#$&*"


COMMAND: skipstr

DESCRIPTION:
makes a copy of a file skipping the specified string.

USAGE:
najitool skipstr <input file> <output file> <text to skip>

EXAMPLE:
najitool skipstr input.txt output.txt "badword"


COMMAND: skpalnum

DESCRIPTION:
makes a copy of a file skipping letters and numbers.

USAGE:
najitool skpalnum <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool skpalnum a.out filtered.bin


COMMAND: skpalpha

DESCRIPTION:
makes a copy of a file skipping letters.

USAGE:
najitool skpalpha <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool skpalpha a.out filtered.bin


COMMAND: skpcntrl

DESCRIPTION:
makes a copy of a file skipping control characters.

USAGE:
najitool skpcntrl <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool skpcntrl a.out filtered.bin


COMMAND: skpdigit

DESCRIPTION:
makes a copy of a file skipping numbers.

USAGE:
najitool skpdigit <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool skpdigit a.out filtered.bin


COMMAND: skpgraph

DESCRIPTION:
makes a copy of a file skipping visible
printing characters, spaces are not included.

USAGE:
najitool skpgraph <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool skpgraph a.out filtered.bin


COMMAND: skplower

DESCRIPTION:
makes a copy of a file skipping lower case letters.

USAGE:
najitool skplower <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool skplower a.out filtered.bin


COMMAND: skpprint

DESCRIPTION:
makes a copy of a file skipping printing
characters, which includes the space character.

USAGE:
najitool skpprint <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool skpprint a.out filtered.bin


COMMAND: skppunct

DESCRIPTION:
makes a copy of a file skipping punctuation.

USAGE:
najitool skppunct <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool skppunct a.out filtered.bin


COMMAND: skpspace

DESCRIPTION:
makes a copy of a file skipping whitespace, that is, carriage
return, newline, form feed, tab, vertical tab, or space.

USAGE:
najitool skpspace <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool skpspace a.out filtered.bin


COMMAND: skpupper

DESCRIPTION:
makes a copy of a file skipping upper case letters.

USAGE:
najitool skpupper <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool skpupper a.out filtered.bin


COMMAND: skpxdigt

DESCRIPTION:
makes a copy of a file skipping
hexadecimal digits, this includes 0-9 a-f A-F.

USAGE:
najitool skpxdigt <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool skpxdigt a.out filtered.bin


COMMAND: sort

DESCRIPTION:
sorts a text file ordering each line according to ASCII value.

USAGE:
najitool sort <input text file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool sort unsorted.txt > sorted.txt


COMMAND: sortlast

DESCRIPTION:
sorts a text file ordering each line according to ASCII value - backwards.

USAGE:
najitool sortlast <input text file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool sortlast unsorted.txt > sorted.txt


COMMAND: sp2ce2sp

DESCRIPTION:
changes spaces to the specified character,
changes everything else to space character.

USAGE:
najitool sp2ce2sp <character> <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool sp2ce2sp X todo.txt xoxo.txt


COMMAND: sp2re2sp

DESCRIPTION:
changes spaces to a random text character,
changes everything else to space character.

USAGE:
najitool sp2re2sp <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool sp2re2sp todo.txt roro.txt


COMMAND: spyramid

DESCRIPTION:
Makes a pyramid out of the specified string (text).
That is to say, give it the text hello and it makes
something like:
n
ne
new
ne
n

USAGE:
najitool spyramid <text>

EXAMPLE:
najitool spyramid hello


COMMAND: strachar

DESCRIPTION:
makes a copy of a file with the specified text after each character.

USAGE:
najitool strachar <text> <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool strachar " HELLO " test.txt hitest.txt


COMMAND: strbchar

DESCRIPTION:
makes a copy of a file with the specified text before each character.

USAGE:
najitool strbchar <text> <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool strbchar " HELLO " test.txt hitest.txt


COMMAND: strbline

DESCRIPTION:
puts a word or sentence on the beginning of every line.

USAGE:
najitool strbline <input file> <output file> <text>

EXAMPLE:
najitool strbline hi.txt new_hi.txt "hello start"


COMMAND: streline

DESCRIPTION:
puts a word or sentence on the end of every line.

USAGE:
najitool streline <input file> <output file> <text>

EXAMPLE:
najitool streline hi.txt new_hi.txt "hello end"


COMMAND: strfile

DESCRIPTION:
makes a file out of a string (word or sentence) and repeats the
string in the file that is made the number of times you specify.

USAGE:
najitool strfile <output file> <number of reps> <text>

EXAMPLE:
najitool strfile what.txt 11 "what is this?"


COMMAND: swapfeb

DESCRIPTION:
swaps every other byte of two files

USAGE:
najitool swapfeb <input file 1> <input file 2> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool swapfeb in.txt in2.txt out.txt


COMMAND: systemdt

DESCRIPTION:
shows the current date and time (asctime format).

USAGE:
najitool systemdt

EXAMPLE:
najitool systemdt


COMMAND: tabspace

DESCRIPTION:
converts tabs to spaces with the number of spaces for
a tab you specify.

USAGE:
najitool tabspace <size of spaces> <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool tabspace 4 hello.txt hi_notab.txt


COMMAND: telltime

DESCRIPTION:
shows the time.

USAGE:
najitool telltime

EXAMPLE:
najitool telltime


COMMAND: today

DESCRIPTION:
shows what day it is today.

USAGE:
najitool today

EXAMPLE:
najitool today


COMMAND: tothe

DESCRIPTION:
Adds the text " to the" after every character
except the last character and displays it to the screen.

USAGE:
najitool tothe <text>

EXAMPLE:
najitool tothe NAJI


COMMAND: ttt

DESCRIPTION:
A fun Tic-Tac-Toe game with clever AI.
This game is also called Norts and Crosses in the UK.

USAGE:
najitool ttt

EXAMPLE:
najitool ttt


COMMAND: turnum

DESCRIPTION:
a list of numbers in Turkish words from 1 to 9999.

USAGE:
najitool turnum

EXAMPLE:
najitool turnum


COMMAND: txt2html

DESCRIPTION:
makes a HTML file out of a text file.

USAGE:
najitool txt2html <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool txt2html readme.txt readme.htm


COMMAND: unihtml

DESCRIPTION:
generates HTML pages with every possible Unicode letter/symbol.

USAGE:
najitool unihtml

EXAMPLE:
najitool unihtml


COMMAND: unajirle

DESCRIPTION:
decompresses a file compressed with najirle.

USAGE:
najitool unajirle <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool unajirle uncomped.nar uncomped.wav


COMMAND: unblanka

DESCRIPTION:
converts a blanka format file back to its original format.

USAGE:
najitool unblanka <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool unblanka secret.txt myfile2.txt


COMMAND: unix2dos

DESCRIPTION:
converts UNIX text files to DOS/Windows format.

USAGE:
najitool unix2dos <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool unix2dos BYE bye.txt


COMMAND: uudecode

DESCRIPTION:
UUDecode a UUEncoded file.

USAGE:
najitool uudecode <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool uudecode hello.uue hello.exe


COMMAND: uuencode

DESCRIPTION:
UUEncode a binary file to be easily sent with e-mail
or posted on forums, etc.

USAGE:
najitool uuencode <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool uuencode program.exe program.uue


COMMAND: vowelwrd

DESCRIPTION:
puts vowels inbetween every letter of a word except the first and last letter.

USAGE:
najitool vowelwrd <word>

EXAMPLE:
najitool vowelwrd Flz


COMMAND: weakrypt

DESCRIPTION:
a weak file encryption function, the same function
does both encryption and decryption with a password.

USAGE:
najitool weakrypt <password> <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool weakrypt helloworld1234567890abc secret.zip secret.nwk


COMMAND: wordline

DESCRIPTION:
puts words in sentences in a new line like a word list.

USAGE:
najitool wordline <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool wordline license.txt licelist.txt


COMMAND: wordwrap

DESCRIPTION:
wraps text to new lines for files that have all the text on one line.

USAGE:
najitool wordwrap <input file> <output file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool wordwrap readme.txt read.txt


COMMAND: wrdcount

DESCRIPTION:
counts the number of words in a text file and displays the number.

USAGE:
najitool wrdcount <text input file>

EXAMPLE:
najitool wrdcount my_essay.txt


COMMAND: year

DESCRIPTION:
shows the current year.

USAGE:
najitool year

EXAMPLE:
najitool year


COMMAND: yil

DESCRIPTION:
shows the current year.

USAGE:
najitool yil

EXAMPLE:
najitool yil


COMMAND: zerokill

DESCRIPTION:
changes every character in a file to the hexidecimal value 00
and then deletes it, this is good for secure deletion.

USAGE:
najitool zerokill <file to delete>

EXAMPLE:
najitool zerokill secret.txt



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