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A recursive external node classifier for automation tools like Ansible, Puppet, and Salt
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- Generate CLI options
- Make an OptionParser and check it
- Make an option group for modes
- Middleware for resolving paths
- Make an OptionGroup for the given parser
- Make an option group of output options
- Walk the directory tree
- Write a message to stderr
- Parses a string
- Check the strings for interpolation
- Return the output of the given data
- Load a storage backend
- Find and read config file
- Register files
- Get a Memcache proxy
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QUESTION
I'm looking for anything that can help me deviate string GetRTTIClassName(IntPtr ProcessHandle, IntPtr StructAddress). The function would use another (third-party) app's process handle to get names of structures located at specific addresses in its memory (should there be found any).
All of RTTI questions/documentation I can find relate to it being used in the same application, and have nothing to do with process interop. The only thing close to what I'm looking for is this module in Cheat Engine's source code (which is also how I found out that it's possible in the first place), but it has over a dozen of nested language-specific dependencies, let alone the fact that Lazarus won't let me build it outside of the project context anyway.
If you know of code examples, libraries, documentation on what I've described, or just info on accessing another app's low-level metadata (pardon my French), please share them. If it makes a difference, I'm targeting C#.
Edit: from what I've gathered, the way runtime information is stored depends on the compiler, so I'll mention that the third-party app I'm "exploring" is a MSVC project.
As I understand, I need to:
- Get address of the structure based on address of its instance;
- Starting from structure address, navigate through pointers to find its name (possibly "decorated").
I've also found a more readable C# implementation and a bunch of articles on reversing (works for step 2), but I can't seem to find step 1.
I'll update/comment as I find more info, but right now I'm getting a headache just digging into this low-level stuff.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-12 at 20:23It's a pretty long pointer ladder. I've transcribed the solution ReClass.NET uses to clean C# without dependencies.
Resulting library can be found here.
QUESTION
I want to fix this below issue in csv file using unix. I don't have access to source so i have to fix with this csv file alone. I need to desired output. is it achievable. Please help.
I have tried this below code but it doesn't work.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-02 at 04:41You can fix the output fairly simply with awk using 3-rules. Specifically, you will check that each line begins with a date in your format and ends (e.g. the 4th field $4) with 4-digits. If so, just print the line (rule 1). If not, and the line begins with a date in your format, just output without a '\n' so you can append the next line to it (rule 2). If you have reach a line that satisfies neither rule 1 or rule 2, it is the end of the previous line, just output with a '\n' to complete the previous line (rule 3).
That can be done with:
QUESTION
Any help appreciated on this problem and I realise this is probably a really dumb question.
I have a variable that contains a symbol that is causing issues.
I am trying to create a function that calculates various metrics from financial data, in this case sma from a column within an xts variable downloaded with the QUANTMOD package in R. The problem is that the variable is downloaded with an "-" symbol (XLM-USD) in its name and I do not know how to work with this since it produces an error, nor can I find an easy was to rename this variable.
Please see the code and error, below.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks :)
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Answered 2021-May-16 at 15:16From ?make.names :
A syntactically valid name consists of letters, numbers and the dot or underline characters and starts with a letter or the dot not followed by a number.
Variable names which do not follow these rules need to be surrounded with backticks:
QUESTION
I have a pandas dataframe with financial data and want to extract any 10digit number from each cell of a certain column. Cells can look like this: 'RECLASS 1239875309823 APPLE 0123456789 INV'. The 10digit number can be located in the start of the string, just before the end or anywhere in between. Is there any way I can write a function that does that that does not take forever to run?(Dataframe has more than 100k rows)
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Answered 2021-Mar-17 at 10:22I hope I got your example correct. Below you can see, how you extract a number with 10 digits in pandas using a regular expression.
QUESTION
I'm trying to create a scorecard for the values relative to the scorecard (both below).
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-28 at 14:08Here's a dplyr solution. We pivot to long format, join to the scorecard, do comparisons, and pivot the result back to wide. I added an ID column, but you can drop it at the end, if you like.
QUESTION
I'm trying to create a scorecard for the values relative to the scorecard (both below).
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-27 at 15:11Using dplyr and tidyr you can try :
QUESTION
I've created a formula that calculates the exponential moving average of data:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-20 at 15:58First of all myEMA() is a function, not a formula. Check out help("function") and help("formula") for details on what the distinction is.
The myEMA() function takes a numeric vector as its first argument and returns a numeric vector with the same dimensions as its first argument.
A data.frame object is bascially just a list of vectors with a special class attribute. The most common way to repeat a function call across each element in a list is to use one of the *apply family of functions. For example, you can use lapply(), which will calls myEMA once on each variable in pricesupdated and returns a list with one element per function call containing that function call's returned value (a numeric vector). This list can be easily converted back to data.frame() since all its elements have the same length:
QUESTION
In cheat engine you can do "client.dll"+00D3AC5C and in reclass +00D3AC5C
how to do the same in python I am using ReadWriteMemory but I will soon change it for something more complex. Can you tell me please how to do it with RWM or with something other ?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-25 at 15:54According to the source code of that library, there's seemingly no way to get the base address of a process.
However you can get the base address by bypassing the library and doing it yourself via this method. Then, once you have the hex value of the base address, you can then simply add an offset to it, then use RWM's read() or get_pointer().
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Let's say I have:
- Package A that we will call
BaseObjectsin what follows - Project B that installs
BaseObjectsas a dependency and defines subclasses for some classes defined inBaseOjects - Project C that installs
BaseObjectsas a dependency but does not have access in any way to Project B
Let's call one of the classes defined in BaseObjects: Point. Another class is called Line that takes as attributes 2 Point instances p1 and p2.
Package B implements a class PointB(Point). The objects PointB are therefore also instances of BaseObjects.Point.
While in an environment related to Project B, I create an object Line that uses 2 PointB objects. I do all sort of operations with the special methods that PointB implements.
I now want to pickle this Line object so that it can be loaded in Project C. To that purpose, I cannot keep the PointB instances. I therefore need to "reclass" them to be of the type of the superclass only. I do p1.__class__ = Point and p2.__class__ = Point. I check that: isinstance(p1, PointB) evaluates to False, same for p2.
Therefore, I thought that the object pickled this way will be readable from Project C as it has the dependency to BaseObjects which defines the class Point.
It isn't the case. When I load the pickle file in Project C, it looks for the folder in which I defined the subclasses in Project B. However, as I dig through the object, I do not find any link. All the objects are said to be of type BaseObjects.
What's wrong in my process of getting rid of this object's dependency to Project B? Is there a way to see all the dependencies of an object?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-25 at 11:30After a few extra hours digging through this problem, what I describe in the question works perfectly. My issue appeared in a much more complex object with many attributes referring to many other classes. One of those attributes had kept a dependency. This was a non-problem, but learnt a lot on the way!
A good way of finding if the problem comes from a remaining dependency is to implement what is described in the question. Some extremely simple objects that relate to each other in the simplest way possible. If that simple example does not work the problem comes from somewhere else. If it works, it means that there is a dependency left in the object you are trying to load.
QUESTION
I have the following df + code example: (my df is from 01/2016 - 04/2020)
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-13 at 16:54You can add lines one by one and use TTR::EMA function.
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