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This introduces the ability to split asm strings into tokens and assign a type to them. This means: * Each asm strings is assigned a list of tokens. Each token points to a sub-string. * A token has a type attached which describes it (e.g. register token, operator token, mnemonic token etc.) * A generic parsing method is introduced which splits an asm string into tokens. The pattern it parses is `<mnem> <op> <op> ...`. * Instead of the generic method, plugins can create the token strings on their own. * An API method was introduced to help plugins implement their own parsing methods via regex patterns. * Custom token strings are stored in `RzAsmOp.asm_toks` Additionally the coloring of asm strings is now exclusively done via the token strings. * For this a function was added to colorize tokenized asm strings according to their token types.
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NAME=tbz
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FILE=bins/other/tbz.arm64
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ARGS=-a arm -b64 -m 0x100000000
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CMDS=pi 4
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EXPECT=<<EOF
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tbz x0, 0x20, 0x100004000
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tbz x0, 0x20, 0xffff8004
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tbnz x0, 0x20, 0x100004008
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tbnz x0, 0x20, 0xffff800c
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EOF
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RUN
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NAME=color pi
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FILE=bins/elf/analysis/x64-loop
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CMDS=e scr.color=1 ; pi 1
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EXPECT=<<EOF
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[36mxor[0m[37m [0m[36mebp[0m[37m, [0m[36mebp[0m
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EOF
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RUN |