Add --bad and --modules Argument to find-ppr.py #13
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Hey @epi052 !
I noticed the
find_pprscript has a hard coded set of BADCHARS, which might not be applicable to all targets. Rather than manually modifying it each time, I made badchars a command-line argument so it can be set dynamically. Additionally, I movedmodulesfrom a positional argument to a flag in order to support this. The new usage is:Hope this is useful, thanks!