Closed jvoisin closed 11 years ago
cc is not a valid command. Provide a patch with ur solution. You can use ~ char to grep the line of interest
?~c
For example
On Aug 22, 2013, at 22:10, jvoisin notifications@github.com wrote:
Sometimes. "c"'s help tells about a "cc" command, sometimes, not.
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$ r2 ./a.out [0x08048320]> ? a ; perform analysis of code b [bsz] ; get or change block size c[dqxXfg] [arg] ; compare block with given data C[Cf..] ; Code metadata management d[hrscb] ; debugger commands e [a[=b]] ; list/get/set config evaluable vars f [name][sz][at] ; set flag at current address g[wcilper] [arg] ; go compile shellcodes with r_egg i [file] ; get info about opened file m[lyogfdps] ; mountpoints commands o file ; open file at optional address p?[len] ; print current block with format and length P[osi?] ; project management utilities r[+- ][len] ; resize file s [addr] ; seek to address S?[size] [vaddr] ; IO section manipulation information V[vcmds] ; enter visual mode (vcmds=visualvisual keystrokes) w[mode] [arg] ; multiple write operations x [len] ; alias for 'px' (print hexadecimal) y [len] [off] ; yank/paste bytes from/to memory ? [expr] ; help or evaluate math expression /[xmp/] ; search for bytes, regexps, patterns, .. ![cmd] ; run given command as in system(3) = [cmd] ; run this command via rap:// (macro arg0 arg1) ; define scripting macros
[algo] [len] ; calculate hash checksum of current block
.[ file|!cmd|cmd|(macro)] ; interpret as radare cmds : ; list all command plugins q [ret] ; quit program with a return value Use '???' evaluation, special vars and scripting facilities Append '?' to any char command to get detailed help Prefix with number to repeat command N times (f.ex: 3x) Suffix '@ addr[:bsize]' for a temporary seek and/or bsize Suffix '@@ glob1 glob2i ..' space separated glob greps for flags to seek Suffix '~string:linenumber[column]' to filter output [0x08048320]> c? Usage: c[?cdfx] [argument] c [string] Compares a plain with escaped chars string cd [value] Compare a doubleword from a math expression cq [value] Compare a quadword from a math expression cx [hexpair] Compare hexpair string cX [addr] Like 'cc' but using hexdiff output cf [file] Compare contents of file at current seek cg[o] [file] Graphdiff current file and [file] [0x08048320]> cc? Usage: c[?Ddxf] [argument] [0x08048320]> — Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub.
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Sometimes. "c"'s help tells about a "cc" command, sometimes, not.
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