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Could quickbms also works for editing script?

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sigroon365, posted Sat Mar 26, 2016 5:46 am (12254)


I attached sample file. Although it has simple structure, would it be possible to edit script file with quickbms? I mean extract text and repacking it.

Code:
get texts long
for i = 0 < texts
get offset long
savepos tmp

goto offset
get name 0x100

log ...???

goto tmp
next i
get total_size long


This sample file is written by Unicode.
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aluigi, posted Sat Mar 26, 2016 4:34 pm (12257)


The slog command is very good and works in reimport mode with the usual limitations of that mode... and probably also additional limitations because it's sort of particular:
Code:
get STRINGS long
for i = 0 < STRINGS
    get OFFSET long
    slog "strings.txt" OFFSET -1 unicode
next i

In this specific case the strings have the special unicode character 0xfffe at the beginning so I had to use the "unicode" type or the new line wasn't visible.
I guess there are other alternatives to do the job but this one seems to work.
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sigroon365, posted Sat Mar 26, 2016 4:40 pm (12258)


aluigi wrote:
The slog command is very good and works in reimport mode with the usual limitations of that mode... and probably also additional limitations because it's sort of particular:
Code:
get STRINGS long
for i = 0     get OFFSET long
    slog "strings.txt" OFFSET -1 unicode
next i

In this specific case the strings have the special unicode character 0xfffe at the beginning so I had to use the "unicode" type or the new line wasn't visible.
I guess there are other alternatives to do the job but this one seems to work.


Great! Thank you :)
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