Administrators Enyby 7,207 Posted April 23, 2020 Via memoryFrom / memoryTo parameters. Link to comment
TheMech 9 Posted April 25, 2020 That would be useful. so can I use this function in scripts? Link to comment
CmP 667 Posted April 26, 2020 23 hours ago, TheMech said: so can I use this function in scripts? This question is answered in the comment above yours, but it seems that you don't understand how nearby search works, so I will try to clarify. Nearby search works just like normal search, but it only searches for values at within certain distance before and/or after target value. For example, target value's address is 12345000 in hex. If you choose distance 1000 (also in hex) and select "Before" and "After", then the search will be performed only in the following range of addresses: [12345000 - 1000; 12345000 + 1000], i.e. from 12344000 to 12346000. You can achieve the same effect by inputting these numbers in "From" and "To" fields of the normal search dialog. At this point it should be obvious, how can you use this feature in script. If it's not, read the comment above yours, then try to find the answer in documentation for "searchNumber" function. 3 Link to comment
TheMech 9 Posted April 26, 2020 3 hours ago, CmP said: This question is answered in the comment above yours, but it seems that you don't understand how nearby search works, so I will try to clarify. Nearby search works just like normal search, but it only searches for values at within certain distance before and/or after target value. For example, target value's address is 12345000 in hex. If you choose distance 1000 (also in hex) and select "Before" and "After", then the search will be performed only in the following range of addresses: [12345000 - 1000; 12345000 + 1000], i.e. from 12344000 to 12346000. You can achieve the same effect by inputting these numbers in "From" and "To" fields of the normal search dialog. At this point it should be obvious, how can you use this feature in script. If it's not, read the comment above yours, then try to find the answer in documentation for "searchNumber" function. ....firstly I didn't see thew comment above mine and second I know how nearby search works... Link to comment
CmP 667 Posted April 26, 2020 3 minutes ago, TheMech said: ....firstly I didn't see thew comment above mine and second I know how nearby search works... Then you should be grateful that someone who can see the comments pointed you to the answer to your question, shouldn't you? And the explanation may be still useful for someone else. 2 Link to comment
MedoSatoor 13 Posted April 26, 2020 (edited) Yes useful for me, thank you so much for the observation. But i don't know much about hex. I know Just the address and the values i search for it . Edited April 26, 2020 by MedoSatoor 1 Link to comment
TheMech 9 Posted April 26, 2020 4 hours ago, CmP said: Then you should be grateful that someone who can see the comments pointed you to the answer to your question, shouldn't you? And the explanation may be still useful for someone else. I guess you are right... Link to comment
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