passwords, libraries, anagrams

I'm looking for software figured someone here might be of help.
I need a program to generate a dictionary or library, based on a customizable rule set where I pick the characters, a-z A-Z 1-0 special characters like ¥©, punctuation "'., etc ~
and preferably the number of times one get's used on an individual basis, ex, limiting the number of Dd's used without messing with other letters and characters.

and if at all possible, being able to restrict results by comparing it with an already existing library, which would hopefully be relatively easy to add/remove items from

and of course I would want it to display a list of what it generated in the program so I can look through it and edit before saving it for use with other programs

and perhaps a restriction on the # of results, as I wouldn't necessarily want it to make every possible combination, 5,000 results is usually enough

min. max word length
#of words
you get the idea, like an ultimate word/password program

anything you happen to know of that's even close would be great as a start, I've been looking and there's garbage out their, I'm thinking about just making one myself, in C++ or D if anyone is interested in joining me.

I just had a page saying something about a 1000 get vip quality
is that a personal get or a thread get?
idk but right now I feel good

now I feel stupid seeing vip quality again, is that just for every post in this board?

I've tried certain keygen generators that came really close to the list, unfortunately I've since lost the programs and can't seem to find again.

brainfart on that last post, but you get the idea
I've been to various hack tool sites already and nothing quite fits the bill yet.

guess I seriously underestimated how slow this board is
I'll check in twice a day till I find what I'm looking for I guess

Here you go:

Extracting all individual words from a text file:
cat textfile.txt | sed "s/[^A-Za-z0-9\ ']//g" | sed "s/\s/\n/g" | sort -u > mywordlist.txt

Merging multiple wordlists:
cat words1.txt words2.txt | sort -u > mergedwords.txt

Hmm, reading your post again I guess you need something a bit different, but anyway, it might be still useful.

Correction to my previous example, it wasn't handling newlines properly.

cat test.txt | sed "s/[^A-Za-z0-9']/\n/g" | sort -u

guess this means I'm making my own
anyone want to lend a hand?

>>9
ill lend you a
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BRO FIST

hey I'll take it

so far I've got it generating numbers
today and tomorrow I'm adding dictionary's and a dictionary editor and uploader so you can limit based on what's in the dictionary

I'm coding in D

if there's anything you might want in the program say so and I'll try to put it in

also, freeware gnu public, if you want it when I'm done have at it
just because you didn't help make it doesn't mean I won't let you have a slice of my delicious cake

i think you misunderstood me, im just giving you a BRO FIST, i know shit about coding, but good luck anyways.

also, you might want to try and cross post this over at /prog/... maybe someone might help over there.

I meant I appreciate the support
I didn't think you meant a hand or anything

just finished ahead of schedule
got the dictionary save up and running and the loader
and a tick box to restrict results to what's in the loaded dictionary
next up is cross reference dictionaries, comparing results and finding what's in both dictionaries
considering trying for a multiple dictionary restriction instead of highlighting and sorting results
and I was thinking two, but seeing as how easy it's been so far, I think I'll try for a 3+ dictionary combo
just load as many as you want eh?

and I'm unfamiliar with program connectivity to the web for searching things, so if anyone has some D code so I can add an internet search function that'd be greatly appreciated

I anticipate at least 3 days for this next part to work right
still checking for nifty ideas

so I have viewing options so you can either highlight results that are in more than one dictionary, on a scale working from red to blue to green in shades depending on how many dictionaries it's contained in, or a view for only showing results that show up in selected dictionaries or at least X# of dictionaries
you can now load up to 12 dictionaries simultaneously and tick which ones you want to use for each gen.
two gen boxes (optional)
a dictionary editor - just links to your default .txt file editor (notepad ++ suggested)
I also made improvements to the generator overall, removing duplicates mostly, so now the same thing won't pop up twice in the same box
I'm taking a break for a day, will resume feb. 1st or 2nd

beginning to think nobody has seen this thread?

missed the obvious, added a limit on total number of results, just a text box
so this way it doesn't keep going until it has made every possible combination for you

the anagram portion is being a little tricky, it keeps spitting out words that sometimes don't make any sense or is using the same letter too many times, something I specifically wrote code to prevent on the first day, but apparently needs some tweaking
seems exclusive to vowels so far, no idea why since the computer can't tell the difference between a vowel and consonant and I didn't add any code to separate them
either way I'd say a week or two left?