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Discs in a WBFS partition are addressed by its ID6. Therfor commands like
EXTRACT and REMOVE needs as parameters an ID6 tag. And EXTRACT needs also
the name of the destination file. This section describes the processing
of ID6 parameters.

First all control characters (ASCII <32) will be replaced by a space. Spaces
at the beginning and a the end are removed. Multiples spaces will be replaced
by a single space.

In the second step each parameter will be processed by the following rules.
If one rule matches the processing terminates. ID6 are words that contains
exactly 6 characters in the range a-z, A-Z and 0-9. All other characters are
word separators. ID6 is converted into upper case.

The rules as overview:
    '*' | '+'
    ID4
    ID6
    ID6 = name
    name [ID6]
    ID6 anything


1.) '*' | '+'

    Both characters has the same meaning: Use all ID6 will be found on the
    given WFS partitions. The parameter will be replaced by the complete ID6
    list. A destination filename is not defined.

	Only the first occurrence will be processed. All other are ignord.

    Note: '*' is the natural 'all' placeholder but must be escaped in most
          shells. Therefor the additional '+' is possible.

2.) ID4

    If the parameter contains exactly one ID4 and nothing else the ID4 is
    used. Only for some commands/options a pure ID4 is allowd.

3.) ID6

    If the parameter contains exactly one ID6 and nothing else the ID6 is
    used. A destination filename is not defined.

4.) ID6 = name

    Use this format to set an ID6 and an destination filename. Blanks before
    and behind '=' are ignored. The name is used as the destination filename.

5.) name [ID6]

    The line is searched for an ID6 which is directly included in square
    bracktes. If more than 1 '[ID6]' is found the last one will be used.
    The whole parameter is used as the destination filename.

6.) ID6 anything

    This is the table support. The ID6 is taken and the remaining is ignored.
    A destination filename is not defined.

If the option --unique is supported and set then repeated parameters with the
same ID6 are eliminated. The last non empty destination filename is used.

If a destination filename is needed but none is set than the a name from the
title database or an internal name of the game will be used. Before creating
an ISO image the destination filename is post processed to eliminate unusal
characters. Only single spaces, A-Z, a-z, 0-9 and _+-='"$%&,.!()[]{}<> are
allowed.