Hex Blog
August 7th, 2009, 16:21
http://hexblog.com/ida_pro/pix/jshello.gifJust a quick post to share the joy of having more expressiveness and freedom in IDA Pro. A few days ago we implemented a JavaScript plugin. This means that there is yet one more languauge to write scripts in IDA, and a very powerful one.
All usual methods of accessing the language work: you may execute scripts, standalone statements, or even completely replace IDC with JavaScript.
All IDC functions are availalble in JavaScript (in fact, we just exported them one-to-one). In the future, we will export IDA objects into JavaScript and this will make programming it even easier.
Download the plugin here: http://hexblog.com/ida_pro/files/js.zip
If you notice anything unusual, send us a note, thank you!
Elias will blog more about the plugin in the coming days, and maybe present something handy, as he already did ("http://hexblog.com/2009/06/function_call_graph_plugin_sam.html") in the past
<small>P.S. I subscribed to twitter a few days ago - it is so dynamic. Will probably switch to it, at least partially</small>
http://hexblog.com/2009/08/javascript_for_ida_pro.html
All usual methods of accessing the language work: you may execute scripts, standalone statements, or even completely replace IDC with JavaScript.
All IDC functions are availalble in JavaScript (in fact, we just exported them one-to-one). In the future, we will export IDA objects into JavaScript and this will make programming it even easier.
Download the plugin here: http://hexblog.com/ida_pro/files/js.zip
If you notice anything unusual, send us a note, thank you!
Elias will blog more about the plugin in the coming days, and maybe present something handy, as he already did ("http://hexblog.com/2009/06/function_call_graph_plugin_sam.html") in the past
<small>P.S. I subscribed to twitter a few days ago - it is so dynamic. Will probably switch to it, at least partially</small>
http://hexblog.com/2009/08/javascript_for_ida_pro.html