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| -rw-r--r-- | python/binaryview.py | 31 |
1 files changed, 16 insertions, 15 deletions
diff --git a/python/binaryview.py b/python/binaryview.py index ee6b63e4..7b14b57b 100644 --- a/python/binaryview.py +++ b/python/binaryview.py @@ -3586,27 +3586,28 @@ class BinaryView: def set_user_global_pointer_value(self, value: variable.RegisterValue, confidence = 255): """ Set a user global pointer value. This is useful when the auto analysis fails to find out the value of the global - pointer, or the value is wrong. In this case, we can call `set_user_global_pointer_value` with a - `ConstantRegisterValue` or `ConstantPointerRegisterValue`to provide a user global pointer value to assist the + pointer, or the value is wrong. In this case, we can call ``set_user_global_pointer_value`` with a + ``ConstantRegisterValue`` or ``ConstantPointerRegisterValue`` to provide a user global pointer value to assist the analysis. On the other hand, if the auto analysis figures out a global pointer value, but there should not be one, we can - call `set_user_global_pointer_value` with an `Undetermined` value to override it. + call ``set_user_global_pointer_value`` with an `Undetermined` value to override it. Whenever a user global pointer value is set/cleared, an analysis update must occur for it to take effect and all functions using the global pointer to be updated. - We can use `user_global_pointer_value_set` to query whether a user global pointer value is set, and use - `clear_user_global_pointer_value` to clear a user global pointer value. Note, `clear_user_global_pointer_value` - is different from calling `set_user_global_pointer_value` with an `Undetermined` value. The former clears the + We can use ``user_global_pointer_value_set`` to query whether a user global pointer value is set, and use + ``clear_user_global_pointer_value`` to clear a user global pointer value. Note, ``clear_user_global_pointer_value`` + is different from calling ``set_user_global_pointer_value`` with an ``Undetermined`` value. The former clears the user global pointer value and let the analysis decide the global pointer value, whereas the latte forces the global pointer value to become undetermined. :param variable.RegisterValue value: the user global pointer value to be set - :param int confidence: the confidence value of the user global pointer value. In most cases this should be set - to 255. Setting a value lower than the confidence of the global pointer value from the auto analysis will cause - undesired effect. - :return: + :param int confidence: the confidence value of the user global pointer value. In most cases this should be \ + set to 255. Setting a value lower than the confidence of the global pointer value from the auto analysis \ + will cause undesired effect. + :return: None + :rtype: None :Example: >>> bv.global_pointer_value @@ -9287,12 +9288,12 @@ to a the type "tagRECT" found in the typelibrary "winX64common" def search(self, pattern: str, start: int = None, end: int = None, raw: bool = False, ignore_case: bool = False, overlap: bool = False, align: int = 1, limit: int = None, progress_callback: Optional[ProgressFuncType] = None, match_callback: Optional[DataMatchCallbackType] = None) -> QueueGenerator: r""" - Searches for matches of the specified `pattern` within this BinaryView with an optionally provided address range specified by `start` and `end`. + Searches for matches of the specified ``pattern`` within this BinaryView with an optionally provided address range specified by ``start`` and ``end``. The search pattern can be interpreted in various ways: - specified as a string of hexadecimal digits where whitespace is ignored, and the '?' character acts as a wildcard - a regular expression suitable for working with bytes - - or if the `raw` option is enabled, the pattern is interpreted as a raw string, and any special characters are escaped and interpreted literally + - or if the ``raw`` option is enabled, the pattern is interpreted as a raw string, and any special characters are escaped and interpreted literally :param pattern: The pattern to search for. :type pattern: :py:class:`str` @@ -9306,10 +9307,10 @@ to a the type "tagRECT" found in the typelibrary "winX64common" :param int align: The alignment of matches, must be a power of 2 (default: 1). :param int limit: The maximum number of matches to return (default: None). :param callback progress_callback: An optional function to be called with the current progress and total count. \ - This function should return a boolean value that decides whether the search should continue or stop. + This function should return a boolean value that decides whether the search should continue or stop. :param callback match_callback: A function that gets called when a match is found. The callback takes two parameters: \ - the address of the match, and the actual DataBuffer that satisfies the search. This function can return a boolean value \ - that decides whether the search should continue or stop. + the address of the match, and the actual DataBuffer that satisfies the search. This function can return a boolean \ + value that decides whether the search should continue or stop. :return: A generator object that yields the offset and matched DataBuffer for each match found. :rtype: QueueGenerator |