mem_dump

mem_dump prints a string as a memory block into the command window.

n = mem_dump(ssString)

n = mem_dump(ssString, count)

n = mem_dump(ssString, count, offset)

n = mem_dump(ssString, count, offset, bStringReturn)

Return Value

n is the string length. If bStringReturn is TRUE (1) the function returns a string value.

Parameters

ssString

ssString is a string that may contain NULL characters.

offset

offset is the start position in ssString. Default value is 0.

bStringReturn

If bStringReturn is TRUE (1) the function returns a string value. Default value is FALSE (0).

Example

* mem_dump("Hello")
00000000  48 00 65 00 6c 00 6c 00-6f 00                    H.e.l.l.-o
   10.0000
* mem_dump("Hello\x00Hello")
00000000  48 00 65 00 6c 00 6c 00-6f 00 00 00 48 00 65 00  H.e.l.l.-o...H.e.
00000010  6c 00 6c 00 6f 00                                l.l.o.
   22.0000

History

Version	Description
5.9	New parameter bStringReturn.
5.0	New.

See also

Overview Strings, mem_alloc

_id-1714994