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Thanks for your help, I was able to cobble something together that did what I needed. Managed to get it to loop around and try many combinations with a single click of a button.

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No. Because the point of this project is to simplify everything so that there is no need for command line.
If you want to recover different keys you have to do it one by one, otherwise if it is same key with different changes it could be implemented if you explain what exactly you are trying to do.

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I have a partial key and need to try different combinations. I don't know which bits are correct so I need to run different combinations. I'm trying manually through the user interface but it's really time consuming. If I could automate it with code it would really help.

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I suppose you have unit tests and I could possibly write some similar code to interact with the main library?

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You could write a loop and call Find method (works on any of the service classes) repeatedly with different keys.

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That would be great. Thanks

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hi, im struggling to understand the code here, I can call the 'Find' method, but I don't understand where the results are meant to be? Sorry I'm more of a backend dev so this reactive stuff is pretty new to me. does the report object not contain the results of the search? its seems to get to the right states using sample keys i feed it, but I just dont see how to output the results its found.

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The search will continue until a correct result is found or it reaches the end. The FoundAnyResult property on IReport instance will be set to true if anything was found; otherwise to false. Since this is UI focused, it will simultaneously print the result by setting the Message property.
Since report is a dependency you can write your own class and inject its instance so that instead of setting Message you do something else like writing to a file or doing another check depending on what you need.

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ok will give it a go, thanks

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