Breakpoint list

[gynt]

Is there a way to access all breakpoints similar to GetList for labels? BPMAP* does not do the job, as there is no way to increment a pointer in Python.

[ross-weir]

Maybe x64dbgpy.Breakpoint.list() will do what you're after.

[gynt]

@ross-weir Thank you for thinking along! The function you suggested only returns breakpoints that are registered in the __breakpoints dictionary. I would like to have breakpoints that are set in x64dbg (in the database) when I launch a program, just like GetList does for labels.

[mrexodia]

Do you want to just list them or also manipulate them?

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@ross-weir https://github.com/ross-weir That only returns breakpoints that are registered in the __breakpoints dictionary. I want to have breakpoints that are set in x64dbg (in the database) when I launch a program.

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[gynt]

Of course! For now, I found a workaround to manipulating breakpoints by calling commands (DirectExec).

I feel BPMAP was wrongly implemented for Python. Perhaps it can be implemented in the same way as for labels? I have no time to figure out how swig works (and exactly how x64dbg works) myself unfortunately.

https://github.com/x64dbg/x64dbgpy/blob/a264bfa27da27f8ef92e76ec13798102b284bd8e/swig/x64dbgpy/pluginsdk/_scriptapi/label.py

https://github.com/x64dbg/x64dbgpy/blob/a264bfa27da27f8ef92e76ec13798102b284bd8e/swig/_scriptapi_label.i

[mrexodia]

It has not been implemented at all :) But it should be possible to do the same for labels.

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Of course! For now, I found a workaround to manipulating breakpoints by calling commands (DirectExec).

I feel BPMAP was wrongly implemented for Python. Perhaps it can be implemented in the same way as for labels? I have no time to figure out how swig works (and exactly how x64dbg works) myself unfortunately.

https://github.com/x64dbg/x64dbgpy/blob/a264bfa27da27f8ef92e76ec13798102b284bd8e/swig/x64dbgpy/pluginsdk/_scriptapi/label.py

https://github.com/x64dbg/x64dbgpy/blob/a264bfa27da27f8ef92e76ec13798102b284bd8e/swig/_scriptapi_label.i

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[herosi]

Hi @gynt, If you want to just access BPMAP, you can use a function named DbgGetBpList that I have added recently. Although the pre-compiled binary doesn't exist yet, you can compile the latest code and use it.

[mrexodia]

Latest binaries can always be found here: https://github.com/x64dbg/x64dbgpy/releases

[herosi]

Wow, that's perfect!