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* [[Auto Assembler:aobScanModule|aobScanModule]] | * [[Auto Assembler:aobScanModule|aobScanModule]] | ||
* [[Auto Assembler:alloc|alloc]] | * [[Auto Assembler:alloc|alloc]] | ||
Revision as of 21:39, 11 March 2017
Auto Assembler aobScan(SymbolName, AOBString)
Scans the memory for the given array of byte and sets the result to the symbol name. Anything not an integer will be seen as a wildcard.
Command Parameters
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| SymbolName | string | The symbol name to use if aob is found |
| AOBString | string | The string of bytes, as hex, to scan for |
Examples
aobScan(SomeSymbol, 00 53 48 8D 64 24 E0)
aobScan(SomeSymbol, 00 ** ** 8D 64 24 E0)
aobScan(SomeSymbol, 00 ?? ?? 8D 64 24 E0)
aobScan(SomeSymbol, 00**8D6424E0)
aobScan(SomeSymbol, 00??8D6424E0)
