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How do we get the readable string from big endian hex string
Process a file that starts with a BOM (FF FE)get parts of string using shell scriptHow to recognize which ASCII character in hex is this?How to use the results of “file” (Name of Creating Application: Microsoft Word) to search for a specific string?How to convert an special hex character from an html page in bash?How to replace a substring from a variable?Inputting extended ascii valuesFinding how many hex values a string containing hex and random stringhow to read a nul-terminated-string from a binary fileHow to Replace a string by another in a text file
How do we get the readable string from hex string
0049006e00740072006f
of BE which means as normal word, ie. we dont have to swap the byte pair per word
tried with xxd in vain, cause I dont know anything of it:
$ xxd <<<0049006e00740072006f
00000000: 3030 3439 3030 3665 3030 3734 3030 3732 0049006e00740072
00000010: 3030 3666 3030 3634 3030 3735 3030 3633 006f006400750063
string character-encoding ascii hex
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How do we get the readable string from hex string
0049006e00740072006f
of BE which means as normal word, ie. we dont have to swap the byte pair per word
tried with xxd in vain, cause I dont know anything of it:
$ xxd <<<0049006e00740072006f
00000000: 3030 3439 3030 3665 3030 3734 3030 3732 0049006e00740072
00000010: 3030 3666 3030 3634 3030 3735 3030 3633 006f006400750063
string character-encoding ascii hex
edited yesterday
Rui F Ribeiro
41.7k1483142
asked yesterday
abdanabdan
274
add a comment |
How do we get the readable string from hex string
0049006e00740072006f
of BE which means as normal word, ie. we dont have to swap the byte pair per word
tried with xxd in vain, cause I dont know anything of it:
$ xxd <<<0049006e00740072006f
00000000: 3030 3439 3030 3665 3030 3734 3030 3732 0049006e00740072
00000010: 3030 3666 3030 3634 3030 3735 3030 3633 006f006400750063
string character-encoding ascii hex
edited yesterday
Rui F Ribeiro
41.7k1483142
asked yesterday
abdanabdan
274
How do we get the readable string from hex string
0049006e00740072006f
of BE which means as normal word, ie. we dont have to swap the byte pair per word
tried with xxd in vain, cause I dont know anything of it:
$ xxd <<<0049006e00740072006f
00000000: 3030 3439 3030 3665 3030 3734 3030 3732 0049006e00740072
00000010: 3030 3666 3030 3634 3030 3735 3030 3633 006f006400750063
string character-encoding ascii hex
string character-encoding ascii hex
edited yesterday
Rui F Ribeiro
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asked yesterday
abdanabdan
274
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You are supplying your value as a string, not as hex!
If you want xxd to interpret it as raw hex, you need to use - to read from stdin.
Use the -r flag for reverse operation, and -p to output in postscript style.
xxd -r -p - <<< 0049006e00740072006f
returns
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You are supplying your value as a string, not as hex!
If you want xxd to interpret it as raw hex, you need to use - to read from stdin.
Use the -r flag for reverse operation, and -p to output in postscript style.
xxd -r -p - <<< 0049006e00740072006f
returns
Intro
answered yesterday
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@PhilipCouling Thank you for the suggestion, I have edited the answer.
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You are supplying your value as a string, not as hex!
If you want xxd to interpret it as raw hex, you need to use - to read from stdin.
Use the -r flag for reverse operation, and -p to output in postscript style.
xxd -r -p - <<< 0049006e00740072006f
returns
Intro
answered yesterday
PankiPanki
838412
@PhilipCouling Thank you for the suggestion, I have edited the answer.
– Panki
yesterday
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You are supplying your value as a string, not as hex!
If you want xxd to interpret it as raw hex, you need to use - to read from stdin.
Use the -r flag for reverse operation, and -p to output in postscript style.
xxd -r -p - <<< 0049006e00740072006f
returns
Intro
answered yesterday
PankiPanki
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You are supplying your value as a string, not as hex!
If you want xxd to interpret it as raw hex, you need to use - to read from stdin.
Use the -r flag for reverse operation, and -p to output in postscript style.
xxd -r -p - <<< 0049006e00740072006f
returns
Intro
answered yesterday
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