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configurating_the_search.md: Fixed spelling mistakes and added examples #367

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Fixed small spelling errors @ configurating_the_search.md
zmochi Nov 28, 2023
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Added `search.in` example @ configuration_the_search.md
zmochi Nov 28, 2023
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Expand Up @@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ The radare2 search engine can be configured through several configuration variab
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e cmd.hit = x ; radare2 command to execute on every search hit
e search.distance = 0 ; search string distance
e search.in = [foo] ; pecify search boundarie. Supported values are listed under e search.in=??
e search.in = [foo] ; specify search boundaries. Supported values are listed under e search.in=??
e search.align = 4 ; only show search results aligned by specified boundary.
e search.from = 0 ; start address
e search.to = 0 ; end address
Expand All @@ -14,3 +14,5 @@ e search.flags = true ; if enabled, create flags on hits
The `search.align` variable is used to limit valid search hits to certain alignment. For example, with `e search.align=4` you will see only hits found at 4-bytes aligned offsets.

The `search.flags` boolean variable instructs the search engine to flag hits so that they can be referenced later. If a currently running search is interrupted with `Ctrl-C` keyboard sequence, current search position is flagged with `search_stop`.

The `search.in` variable specifies search boundaries. To search entire memory, use `e search.in = dbg.maps`. The default value is `dbg.map`.