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'''Auto Assembler''' aobScan(''SymbolName'', ''AOBString'') | '''Auto Assembler''' aobScan(''SymbolName'', ''AOBString'') | ||
| − | Scans the memory | + | Scans all the memory for a specific byte pattern defined by ''AOBString'' and sets the resulting address to the symbol ''SymbolName''. |
| − | 'x', '?', | + | |
| + | '''Note:''' ''AOBString'' definition is composed by a list of one or several bytes optionally separated by spaces. Each byte definition has 2 variants: | ||
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| + | - A group of 2 characters, where the first character is the high order nibble and the second is the low order nibble. Each character can be an hexadecimal digit (from '0' to 'F') or a wildcard character (interpreted as any hexadecimal value from 0 to 15) | ||
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| + | - An unique wildcard surrounded by spaces (interpreted as any value from 0 to 255) | ||
| + | |||
| + | The wildcards are defined by any of these 3 characters: 'x', '?', or '*'. | ||
| + | Some valid patterns: | ||
| + | |||
| + | 5x 48 8D 6x 24 E0 | ||
| + | 5? 48 8D 6? 24 E0 | ||
| + | 5* 48 8D 6* 24 E0 | ||
| + | xx 48 8D xx 24 E0 | ||
| + | ?? 48 8D ?? 24 E0 | ||
| + | ** 48 8D ** 24 E0 | ||
| + | x 48 8D x 24 E0 | ||
| + | ? 48 8D ? 24 E0 | ||
| + | * 48 8D * 24 E0 | ||
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=== Command Parameters === | === Command Parameters === | ||
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|SymbolName | |SymbolName | ||
|string | |string | ||
| − | |The symbol name to | + | |The symbol name to define if ''AOBString'' is found |
|- | |- | ||
|AOBString | |AOBString | ||
|string | |string | ||
| − | |The | + | |The byte pattern, as hex, to scan for |
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Latest revision as of 16:38, 22 April 2022
Auto Assembler aobScan(SymbolName, AOBString)
Scans all the memory for a specific byte pattern defined by AOBString and sets the resulting address to the symbol SymbolName.
Note: AOBString definition is composed by a list of one or several bytes optionally separated by spaces. Each byte definition has 2 variants:
- A group of 2 characters, where the first character is the high order nibble and the second is the low order nibble. Each character can be an hexadecimal digit (from '0' to 'F') or a wildcard character (interpreted as any hexadecimal value from 0 to 15)
- An unique wildcard surrounded by spaces (interpreted as any value from 0 to 255)
The wildcards are defined by any of these 3 characters: 'x', '?', or '*'. Some valid patterns:
5x 48 8D 6x 24 E0 5? 48 8D 6? 24 E0 5* 48 8D 6* 24 E0 xx 48 8D xx 24 E0 ?? 48 8D ?? 24 E0 ** 48 8D ** 24 E0 x 48 8D x 24 E0 ? 48 8D ? 24 E0 * 48 8D * 24 E0
Command Parameters[edit]
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| SymbolName | string | The symbol name to define if AOBString is found |
| AOBString | string | The byte pattern, as hex, to scan for |
Examples[edit]
aobScan(SomeSymbol, 00 53 48 8D 64 24 E0)
aobScan(SomeSymbol, 00 xx xx 8D 64 24 E0)
aobScan(SomeSymbol, 00 5x 48 xx 6x 24 E0)
aobScan(SomeSymbol, 00 x x 8D 64 24 E0)
aobScan(SomeSymbol, 00 ** ** 8D 64 24 E0)
aobScan(SomeSymbol, 00 5* 48 *D 64 24 E0)
aobScan(SomeSymbol, 00 * * 8D 64 24 E0)
aobScan(SomeSymbol, 00 ?? ?? 8D 64 24 E0)
aobScan(SomeSymbol, 00 5? ?? 8? 64 24 E0)
aobScan(SomeSymbol, 00 ? ? 8D 64 24 E0)
aobScan(SomeSymbol, 005x8xxxxxE0)
aobScan(SomeSymbol, 005*8*****E0)
aobScan(SomeSymbol, 005?8?????E0)
