lsdj-sav-utils is now pylsdj, and is now documented and reasonably stable. See http://chipmusic.org/forums/post/223974/

Great!
I started to use your libs, and I've done a lsdjsng <--> json converter
It's still in progress...

Great stuff!!

Managed to carve out some time to work on this over the long weekend, and made a reasonably big dent. New screenshots here: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/c0yj0y0opuse … YxLMuhga#/

The main features that are still missing are synth and table import/export; hopefully I'll find time to wrap that up in the next couple of weeks.

Or even midi export.

Hello!
I tested your tools and tried to parse a test .sav file I had, but bread tries to read too far...
I've openend an issue on github

alexras, thanks for your work on this, it's just the sort of thing i've been after. i'm quite keen to see how this project progresses (no pressure tho!)

Great! Your lib seems cool!
Tell me if you need testing.
After your release I think I will code some utilities, for instance to dump instruments to a file, to merge an instrument into an existing song, things like that...
You should update the google doc page to point to github.

@cyberic: The code is on GitHub: https://github.com/alexras/lsdj-sav-utils

I wrote a binary format I/O library, called bread, precisely because the parsing code in the original lsdj-sav-utils codebase was getting super hairy. It's also on GitHub: https://github.com/alexras/bread

I would definitely welcome pull requests, but I'd like to get an alpha release out the door first.

nice.

Great news!

The code on google code seems untouched since 2011.
What library do you use for binary parsing?

I started to write such a tool as well, in python too.
For now it can parse a sav file, extract songs, and parse some song data...
I used my own parsing routines.
In fact I tried to 'describe' the binary format, in order to be able to parse AND to write data in that format.

I think I will be able to work on it during the following days, but I wanted to know if I could contribute to your project instead...

Do you have some recent code somewhere?

awesome.
Looking forward to the release!

!!

Progress is being made, however slowly:

It's not much to look at (I'm in the "get the UI elements functioning before making them pretty" phase), but a lot of the initial rough patches have been worked through. UI construction is really tedious.

More to come. Thanks for bearing with me.

Keep up the good work!!