Just clarifying thoughts....

Readme.md

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 # Python-III-Git
 A Python Script to open Apple III DSK files, export SOS.DRIVER, and catalog what drivers are installed. 
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+Work History
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+8/1/2015 -- Approx. 
+Initial Commit
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+8/26/2015
+Goals Defined:
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+1. Obtain the name of the .dsk image from the command-line (like: python my_script.py my_disk_image.dsk)
+2. For each driver:
+    a. File offset 
+    b. List the name of the driver
+    c. Whether it's char or block device
+    d. Manufacturer id
+    e. Version number
+3. Print it all on one line in a file, delimited with commas
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+Example: 
+$ python sos.extract.py -disk "my_disk_image.dsk" -driver [SOS.DRIVER] -output [diskname.csv]
+0530,FMT_D1,BLOCK,01,1.1
+096e,FMT_D2,BLOCK,01,1.1
+0990,FMT_D3,BLOCK,01,1.1
+09B2,FMT_D4,BLOCK,01,1.1
+0a00,SILENTYPE,CHAR,01,4.0c
+0b00,DMP,CHAR,01,1.0
+0c00,CONSOLE,CHAR,01,1.0
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+8/26/2015
+Problems to solve (in no particular order):
+1. How to write to a file.
+2. How to seek to an offset. Can that be done in HEX? 
+3. How best to approach? Should we run through the file multiple times, marking names and offsets then returning to grab data? Or is one-time best?
+4. Can anything be turned into functions?