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psifertex
Mar 3, 2023
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I strongly hope that binja can support utf-8 string |
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So the correct answer is that Binary Ninja has partial support for utf-8 strings they're just slightly more work than ascii strings right now: Step 1) Use "open with options" and specify the code pages you want: Note that there are still some minor rendering glitches for UTF: And some other related issues would also be helpful: |
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So the correct answer is that Binary Ninja has partial support for utf-8 strings they're just slightly more work than ascii strings right now:
Step 1) Use "open with options" and specify the code pages you want:
Step 2) Press "a" on the UTF-8 string you want displayed:
Before:
After:
Note that there are still some minor rendering glitches for UTF:
#1234
And some other related issues would also be helpful:
#2254