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Using SCODB

Pattern searching

Patterns may be searched for using ``/'' for forward search and ``?'', for backward search. Only substrings are matched. Regular expressions are generally not supported; the one exception being the ``^'' (caret) operator which matches the beginning of a string. The ``^'' operator is useful if you want to skip forward or backward to a particular location. For example, typing /^s_trap+52 during disassembly will skip forward to that location. To repeat a search, n (continue search, same direction) and N (continue, reverse direction) can be used.

If a pattern is not found in the current function, as defined by the symbol, SCODB beeps.


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SCO OpenServer Release 5.0.7 -- 11 February 2003