output txt file to be split

[Johns746]

Hey can you please change the output to be split by line count or file size like the real crunch program and add a start block so you can specify a start string that would help me a lot please

Example
Pyrunch 1 12 123456 2gb
Text1.txt 2gb
Text2.txt 2gb
Text3.txt 2gb

Start block = -s
Example
Pycrunch 1 12 1234567 -s 5

5
6
7

Example 2
Pycrunch 5 5 1234567 -s 55555

55555
55556
55557

[amirrezaes]

I’m on it

[amirrezaes]

Done !
Tell me if you notice any problem.

[Johns746]

thanks man you are the best
splitting works very well
at --start it works mega slow the longer the words become
maybe you need multiprocessing

can you maybe add --end so it stops at a certain string sry should have said that before :)

[Johns746]

have bissen around experimented with
5 5 0123456789abcdef --start 50000 -o text.txt <-- 1 sec
6 6 0123456789abcdef --start 500000 -o text.txt <-- 5 sec
7 7 0123456789abcdef --start 5000000 -o text.txt <-- 50 sec
8 8 0123456789abcdef --start 50000000 -o text.txt <-- canceled after 5 min
8 8 0123456789abcdef --start 00000100 -o text.txt <-- 5 sec

i think it doesn't start there but starts saving in text from there on, so if i type --start 100 it runs in the background until 99 and saves from 100 on, which would waste a lot of time if you have longer password lengths and more start strings
if you have time you can test it yourself, then you will notice it too =))

[amirrezaes]

Dude these are huge !!! 😨
yes I took the naive approach, generating from beginning until it is equal to the given word, I Implemented the solution to generate right from the given word but because of all extra works it brings it is not very faster than the naive approach (I didn't remove this solution from the source you can find it just above the Generator function), however I have a new solution, instead of generating from the beginning let's start from the start[0], for example if the value is 220 we will start from 200 (we start from 100 in current version) and skip until we hit 220.
I also added --end option.

[Johns746]

thanks dude for --end works perfectly :))