Sometimes a comment is not just a comment

[jduck]

For example, see:

[0x08048400]> #dr PC
Error: provided size must be size > 0

:-/

[radare]

Comments start by '# ' see #? For help on why is this err

On 15 May 2016, at 08:13, Joshua J. Drake notifications@github.com wrote:

For example, see:

[0x08048400]> #dr PC Error: provided size must be size > 0 :-/

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[jduck]

Okay! Thanks. Although this is surprising, I can swallow that it is working as intended. Maybe sprinkling some more help for the user would be good though. Something like "Error: provided size must be > 0 (see #?)"

[radare]

Im aware this is confusing so maybe we should be more strict on this and only catch the valid values. But the hashbang should be kept.. and for hashing most ppl is used to it.. So if you think inna better command for the hashing we can jump of here and just keep #! As an exception

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Closed #4889.

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[jduck]

Maybe 'ch' for calculate hash?

[jduck]

Also, there's nothing using "h" it seems...

[radare]

Or ph

Print Hash

On 15 May 2016, at 22:05, Joshua J. Drake notifications@github.com wrote:

Maybe 'ch' for calculate hash?

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[jduck]

In shell scripts, the shebang is a special case where the first line is the only line it works on.

radare2/dev$ cat > test.sh ; chmod 700 test.sh
# monkey
#!/bin/sh -c id
echo haha
radare2/dev$ ./test.sh 
haha

[radare]

yep i know, but here in r2 is used to launch rlang plugins which are used by r2pipe

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In shell scripts, the shebang is a special case where the first line is the only line it works on.

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[jduck]

And that is necessary at any time during the input stream? I'm not familiar with rlang plugins or r2pipe. I guess I have some reading to do. Any pointers?