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DIR2ROWS

# # This AWK script parses the output of the Windows "DIR *.* /s" command
# and puts in columnar format with column titles # BEGIN {    record="  ";                               # Start output record at 2 spaces    for (i = 1; i <= 7; ++i) {record=record record;}   # Expand output record to 256 spaces    record=repl(record,1,14,"Date");                   # Date goes starts at column 1    record=repl(record,12,26,"Size");                  # File size starts at column 12    record=repl(record,28,87,"Filename");              # File name starts in column 28    record=repl(record,89,148,"Fullpath");             # Full path starts in column 89    print record;                                      # Print the header line } function repl(s,f,t,v)                                 # Custom function to add data to the output record { return substr(s,1,f-1) sprintf("%-*s", t-f+1, v) substr(s,t+1) } { if ( substr($0,2,9) == &q…
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HEX2BIN

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# This AWK code is used to translate data that has been exported from Wireshark using # File ... Export Packet Dissections ... As Plain Text ..., checking only the
# Packet Bytes box in the Packet Format section (unchecking all others). These print
# lines are hex characters, which this code will translate to binary. This can be
# useful to create a file (e.g. PDF, JPG) from a packet capture.
#


BEGIN {BINMODE = 2;}                       # BINMODE of 2 sets writing output to binary mode { if ($1 > "0020") {                       # Ignore the lines starting with 0000, 0010 and 0020    x=0;                                   # There are 16 bytes on each line; Begin at offset 0    if ($1 == "0030") {x=6;}               # Ignore the first 6 bytes of the 0030 line    while (x < 16) {                       # We start after bypassing the network header bytes      n=0;                               # Initialize the binary number to output      pos = 7+(x*3);         …
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