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 Posted: Sat May 18, 2013 9:32 am Post subject: |
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| Dark Byte wrote: | Save memory region does not save as hex but as binary
Anyhow, you could try lua and a for loop and in there call readInteger(address+xxx), add the result to a string and when done save that string to the clipboard |
Thanks. That's what I was looking for.
I managed to make the code and it works.
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addressStart = 0x09EA99B3
addressEnd = 0x09EA9A72
addressDiff = addressEnd - addressStart
result = ""
for i = 0,addressDiff,4 do
result = result..readInteger(addressStart+i)
if (i+4) % 16 == 0 then
result = result.."\n"
else
result = result.." "
end
end
writeToClipboard(result)
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| Dark Byte |
| Posted: Thu May 16, 2013 2:07 am Post subject: |
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Save memory region does not save as hex but as binary
Anyhow, you could try lua and a for loop and in there call readInteger(address+xxx), add the result to a string and when done save that string to the clipboard |
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| G. Uest |
| Posted: Wed May 15, 2013 8:26 pm Post subject: |
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| jucce wrote: | So you want to instead of saving a memory region as | Code: | | FF EE AA 11 00 22 33 99 |
get the output (in ASCII) as?
I would suggest saving the memory dump without headers and then making a small tool of your own that goes through it reading 4 byte chunks and outputting the corresponding integer value. |
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Instead of this
01 00 00 00 fa 00 00 00 a8 61 00 00
save this
1 250 25000
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Because, in the memory viewer, I can save the byte hex, either by the save memory region option, or highlight and copy directly.
But if I change the display type to 4 byte decimal, it won't let me highlight and copy.
Essentially, I need to save a copy of what I see in the memory viewer with display type on 4 byte decimal.
It's already shown there, but it just won't let me highlight and copy it. |
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| jucce |
| Posted: Wed May 15, 2013 7:06 pm Post subject: |
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So you want to instead of saving a memory region as | Code: | | FF EE AA 11 00 22 33 99 |
get the output (in ASCII) as?
Or do you want any possible combination of 4 byte values? I mean it all depends on where you consider the start to be. | Code: | | [FF EE AA 11] 00 22 33 99 |
| Code: | | FF [EE AA 11 00] 22 33 99 |
| Code: | | FF EE [AA 11 00 22] 33 99 |
And so on.
I would suggest saving the memory dump without headers and then making a small tool of your own that goes through it reading 4 byte chunks and outputting the corresponding integer value. |
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| G. Uest |
| Posted: Wed May 15, 2013 9:42 am Post subject: Save memory region as 4 bytes decimal |
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The save memory region function saves everything as a byte hex.
Is there a way to save it as 4 bytes decimal instead?
If not, then perhaps, is there a way to copy all the 4 bytes decimals in a certain range to the clip board?
Thanks in advance. |
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