🔒 Help in Python code of unidec software

[primal surge]

there is an open source software unidec on github
used for mass spectrometry data analysis
diff versions
i download the latest one 8.0.0
i open the gui unidec and upload a agilent .d folder (which has mass spec data)
the unidec software to read that .d folder converts it into a text file
and uses that text file to make a graph for analysis
i upload the .d folder and and it automatically closes with that basetof.dll error
but i still have to find a way to convert that folder to txt file
so i downgrade and download the source code for version 7.0.2
where they have used multiple libraries for converting that .d to txt file
and when i run the vs code for gui in ver 7.0.2
it converts and gives a txt file and a graph
but from that source code i am not able to extract that conversion method
even though i think i have pin pointed the py files doing the conversion
thats where i need help
gettin txt file from .d in 7.0.2
pinpointed the files that do conversion but now able to properly take out that conversion process.
https://github.com/michaelmarty/UniDec/tree/v.7.0.2

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@primal surge

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[plain valve]

and so what are you asking, @primal surge

apologies if I missed it

there's a lot here to unpack

I mean, what is your overall goal

forgetting for a moment the implementation details of solutions you tried

what problem needs to be solved

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