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Could be interesting to add the "string" value type to search. Would read an std::string and search for the sequence of characters (excluding the null terminator).
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Let's not handle null terminators. If one really wants to insert a null terminator after the modified string, one can do the following hack: modify the string, search for an integer representing the last 3 chars of the modified string with the extra character that we want to replace, replace with the same first 3 chars but a \x00 as the fourth byte (basically handling the ending of the string as an integer). Hackish, but does the job.
Could be interesting to add the "string" value type to search. Would read an std::string and search for the sequence of characters (excluding the null terminator).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: