[questerzen]

I'm constantly surprised by how often I still need to look up file formats, and having a resource like this is a great starting point. Some examples from my recent experience for which using a library would be overkill / more effort: examining a .bmp file to figure out why the alpha channel got dropped during resizing; extracting meta-data (top-left pixel alpha value) from a .png file; fixing a failed library-call attempt to change the aspect ratio of an image; working out the version of an ancient document file so I could find an application to read it. We shouldn't become so dependent on libraries that this kind of simple manipulation forces us to install huge libraries and learn complex APIs for simple tasks, or else we collapse hopelessly into despair. Especially when a simple Python script and a one-page file description can allow us to do the job in a few seconds.

[sdenton4]

And that is why you, sir, are the guy who knows the file formats. I look forward to repurposing your scripts for manipulating .pwn files.