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Revision 6 (Per Amundsen, 02/25/2017 04:09 PM) → Revision 7/13 (Per Amundsen, 01/02/2019 03:34 AM)
_Added in 1.9.0_ *$bvar(&binvar,N,M)* Returns M "ASCII":http://www.asciitable.com/ values from a &binvar starting from the Nth byte. _N-N2 can be used to get a range of ASCII values._ _N- can be used to get all ASCII values from position N._ *Parameters* &binvar - The &binvar to use. N - Position to start retrieving bytes. M - Numbers of bytes to get. *Properties* .text - Returns plain text instead of "ASCII":http://www.asciitable.com/ values. word .word - Outputs decimal value of a 2-byte word, seeing bytes in little-endian byte order (low value first) TODO .nword - Outputs decimal value of a 2-byte word, seeing bytes in big-endian byte order (high value first) TODO .long - Outputs decimal value of a 4-byte dword (unsigned long), seeing bytes in little-endian byte order (low value first) TODO .nlong - Outputs decimal value of a 4-byte dword (unsigned long), seeing bytes in big-endian byte order (high value first) TODO *Example* <pre> ; Returns the length of the binary variable. //echo -ag $bvar(&binvar,0) ; Returns ASCII value at position N. //echo -ag $bvar(&binvar,1) ; Returns ASCII values from 5 to 8. //echo -ag $bvar(&binvar,5,3) ; Returns ASCII values from 5 to end. //echo -ag $bvar(&binvar,5-) ; Returns plain text from 5 to 8 up to the first zero character. //echo -ag $bvar(&binvar,5,3).text ; Returns &binvar if the binvar exists. //echo -ag $bvar(&binvar) </pre>