Gateway To NTR Converter 3DS

Online Gateway To NTR Code Converter!

What is this?

This is a program I started working on 2 days ago that will automatically convert Gateshark codes to NTR. The converter itself was written completely from scratch with no code taken from Nanquitas' Gateshark2NTR or from any other converter. I wrote one in Python a while ago, but it wasn't very good due to my limited knowledge of that language.

This one is a major improvement over it. However, I am still a beginner at programming, so the source code is very dirty (which means don't comment on it, because I already am aware of how it isn't very well-written). I could improve it a lot, although it isn't really necessary as the program functions optimally for the end-user.

If you are seriously trying to convert codes (not putting in random stuff to try and mess with the converter) it should work almost all of the time.

Features:

Code Checker, to see if your codes will convert properly
Help pages, such as the NDS Codetype documentation
Optimization, to clean up the code once it's converted to NTR
Plugin builder, build the plugin file with one click
Copy to Clipboard, to easily copy all of the converted codes

Advantages over other converters:

Online support for all plugins created using this converter
Can convert codes into either CTRPluginFramework plugins or lib 2 plugins
Menu features, such as folders and notes
Open Source
The source code of your plugin will be openly available inside of the /pluginMenu or /ctrpfMenu directory
Complete UI
Type/copy codes as text or load them from a file
All of the things listed above under "Features"

Planned Improvements

Improve the Code Checker to check for more potential errors

Screenshots

Changelog

v2.0.3 (Current version):

Fixed 0xDB codetype
Support for CTRPluginFramework
New button activator generator function for CTRPF
Built in updater
Various fixes and improvements

v1.0.5:

Added notes
Improved help page to give more detailed help information
Added titles to all popup information boxes

v1.0.4:

Added support for spoilers
Improved support for E codetypes (almost all codes will work now)
Updated code checker to accommodate for these new changes
General bug squashing by testing many different types of codes

v1.0.3:

Added support for 0xE codetype (unfinished; however most codes will work)
General improvements

v1.0.2:

Added more code name exceptions
Added support for loops (0x0C codetype)
Added support for D1 codetype
Improved code checker

v1.0.1:

Fixed a bug with button activators

v1.0.0:

Initial Release

Support

Using Spoilers

Enclose codes in a spoiler by adding +Spoiler Name above the first code in the left inputbox. Nested spoilers work just as you would expect. You can close off the most recent spoiler by typing - below the final code in the spoiler.

+Spoiler with this name
+Nested Spoiler with this name
[Code 1234]
D3000000 14000000
B0001234 00000000
20000008 000000FF
D2000000 00000000

You don't need to put anything next to the hyphen, but it will close the most recent spoiler.

Using Notes

Add a note for a code by typing *Your note here below the code. To create a multi-line note, you have to use the newline seperator: \n

[Code 1234]
D3000000 14000000
B0001234 00000000
20000008 000000FF
D2000000 00000000
*This is a note for Code 1234\nAnd this is another line of the note

Enjoy!