Python idaapi.process_ui_action() Examples
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Example #1
Source File: idautils.py From dumpDex with Apache License 2.0 | 6 votes |
def __call__(self): if self.__idx >= len(self.__action_list): return False # Execute one action idaapi.process_ui_action( self.__action_list[self.__idx], self.__flags) # Move to next action self.__idx += 1 # Reschedule return True # --------------------------------------------------------------------------
Example #2
Source File: graphgrabber.py From GraphGrabber with MIT License | 5 votes |
def graph_zoom_100(): idaapi.process_ui_action('GraphZoom100')
Example #3
Source File: graphgrabber.py From GraphGrabber with MIT License | 5 votes |
def graph_zoom_fit(): idaapi.process_ui_action('GraphZoomFit')
Example #4
Source File: idautils.py From dumpDex with Apache License 2.0 | 5 votes |
def ProcessUiActions(actions, flags=0): """ @param actions: A string containing a list of actions separated by semicolon, a list or a tuple @param flags: flags to be passed to process_ui_action() @return: Boolean. Returns False if the action list was empty or execute_ui_requests() failed. """ # Instantiate a helper helper = __process_ui_actions_helper(actions, flags) return False if len(helper) < 1 else idaapi.execute_ui_requests((helper,)) # -----------------------------------------------------------------------
Example #5
Source File: clrapplier.py From IDASkins with MIT License | 5 votes |
def load_clr_file(filepath): event_filter = TemporaryFilter(filepath) qApp.installEventFilter(event_filter) return idaapi.process_ui_action('SetColors')
Example #6
Source File: ida_fuzzy.py From IDAFuzzy with MIT License | 5 votes |
def activate(self, ctx): action = fuzzy_search_main() if action: idaapi.process_ui_action(action) return 1
Example #7
Source File: helpers.py From DROP-IDA-plugin with GNU General Public License v3.0 | 5 votes |
def fix_graph_layout(): def fun(): idaapi.update_action_state("GraphLayout", 0) idaapi.process_ui_action("GraphLayout") idaapi.execute_ui_requests((fun,))
Example #8
Source File: ida_fuzzy.py From IDAFuzzy with MIT License | 4 votes |
def fuzzy_search_main(): # Create form global f, choices, names choices = {} names = [] gc.collect() # Runtime collector. # Pros # 1. No need to refresh automatically.(When GDB start, libc symbol,PIE's symbol,etc... address will change.When user rename symbol, also.) # 1.1. If you want to search library's function, view module list and right-click onto target library. Then click "Analyze module". # 2. Action's state is collect (When user start typing, active window is FuzzySearchForm. So filter doesn't works correctly. ex: OpHex is active at Disas view but not active at FuzzySearchForm.) # Cons # 1. Become slow in case large file. # 1.1. Re-generate dictionary isn't matter.(But scoring time will be bigger.) # func ptr and icon id registered_actions = get_registered_actions() for action in registered_actions: # IDA's bug? tilde exists many times in label. ex) Abort -> ~A~bort # So fix it. label = get_action_label(action).replace('~', '') icon = get_action_icon(action)[1] desctription = get_action_tooltip(action) if get_action_state(action)[1] > idaapi.AST_ENABLE: continue choices[label] = Commands(fptr=process_ui_action, args=[action], description=desctription, icon=icon) # Functions() # Heads() for n in Names(): demangled = idc.demangle_name(n[1], idc.get_inf_attr(idc.INF_SHORT_DN)) name = demangled if demangled else n[1] # jump to addr choices[name] = Commands(fptr=jumpto, args=[n[0]], description="Jump to " + name, icon=124) for n in Structs(): choices[n[2]] = Commands(fptr=open_structs_window, args=[n[1]], description="Jump to Structure definition of " + n[2], icon=52) for k, v in choices.items(): names.append(k) f = FuzzySearchForm() # Compile (in order to populate the controls) f.Compile() f.iStr1.value = "" # Execute the form ok = f.Execute() if ok == 1 and len(f.EChooser.items) > 0: f.get_selected_item().execute() # Dispose the form f.Free()