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h1. Plugins Python API

All SocExplorer plugins expose some common functions and their own functions to the embedded Python terminal.

h2. Common Functions

All this functions are either implemented in the base class *socexplorerplugin* or in the plugin itself.

Function list:

* %{color:green}QVariantList% *[[Plugins_Python_API#Read|Read]]* (%{color:green}unsigned int% address, %{color:green}unsigned int% count);

* %{color:blue}void% *[[Plugins_Python_API#Write|Write]]* (%{color:green}unsigned int% address, %{color:green}QList<QVariant>% dataList);

* %{color:blue}void% *[[Plugins_Python_API#closeMe|closeMe]]* ();

* %{color:blue}void% *[[Plugins_Python_API#activate|activate]]* (%{color:green}bool% flag);

* %{color:blue}void% *[[Plugins_Python_API#setInstanceName|setInstanceName]]* (%{color:green}const QString% & newName);

* %{color:green}bool%  *[[Plugins_Python_API#dumpMemory|dumpMemory]]*  (%{color:green}unsigned int% address, %{color:green}unsigned int% count, %{color:green}QString% file);

* %{color:green}bool%  *[[Plugins_Python_API#memSet|memSet]]* (%{color:green}unsigned int% address, %{color:green}int% value, %{color:green}unsigned int% count);

* %{color:green}bool%  *[[Plugins_Python_API#loadbin|loadbin]]*  (%{color:green}unsigned int% address, %{color:green}QString% file);

* %{color:green}bool%  *[[Plugins_Python_API#loadfile|loadfile]]*  (%{color:green}abstractBinFile% * file);

* %{color:green}bool%  *[[Plugins_Python_API#dumpMemory|dumpMemory]]*  (%{color:green}unsigned int% address, %{color:green}unsigned int% count, %{color:green}QString% file, %{color:green}const QString% & format);

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h2(#Read). %{color:green}QVariantList% *Read* (%{color:green}unsigned int% address, %{color:green}unsigned int% count) 

Reads target memory at given address and return its content. On any root plugin it will read system memory and by default on child plugin it will forward request to parent plugin util it reach root plugin and read system bus. 

Note that this function could be re-implemented on a child plugin and have a different behavior.

The returned list is a *Word* list which means that the smallest data you can read is a word(32 bits) and *count* is the number of words to read. The function respect host endianness so it will convert data depending on target endianness.

h2(#Write). %{color:blue}void% *Write* (%{color:green}unsigned int% address, %{color:green}QList<QVariant>% dataList)

h2(#closeMe). %{color:blue}void% *closeMe* ()

h2(#activate). %{color:blue}void% *activate* (%{color:green}bool% flag)

h2(#setInstanceName). %{color:blue}void% *setInstanceName* (%{color:green}const QString% & newName)

h2(#dumpMemory). %{color:green}bool%  *dumpMemory*  (%{color:green}unsigned int% address, %{color:green}unsigned int% count, %{color:green}QString% file)

h2(#memSet). %{color:green}bool%  *memSet* (%{color:green}unsigned int% address, %{color:green}int% value, %{color:green}unsigned int% count)

h2(#loadbin). %{color:green}bool%  *loadbin*  (%{color:green}unsigned int% address, %{color:green}QString% file)

h2(#loadfile). %{color:green}bool%  *loadfile*  (%{color:green}abstractBinFile% * file)

h2(#dumpMemory). %{color:green}bool%  *dumpMemory*  (%{color:green}unsigned int% address, %{color:green}unsigned int% count, %{color:green}QString% file, %{color:green}const QString% & format)