hex2file
A Python module for writing hex string content to a file.
What it does
Writes ascii hex strings to a file directly as in binary hex format. The string can be multi-line or single-line and 0x-prefixed or not. Excess whitespace in the input is ignored.
The following input (multi-line string):
0xFF00FF00
0xAABBCCDD
0x12345678
98765432 3456789A
Would result in the following file content:
FF00FF00AABBCCDD12345678987654323456789A
Compatibility
Python 2/3 compatible.
Install
Get the module via pip: pip install hex2file. Once installed 'hex2file' will
be added to your path and the module will be available for importing in your
Python projects.
Usage
Command Line
When pip installed, hex2file is added to your path. It can accept input directly
from stdin or from a file with the '-f' flag. See hex2file --help.
Example: echo "0xFF00FF00" | hex2file /tmp/test
Library
The module can also be imported into a Python project. After installing it
simply import hex2file and use hex2file.write().
Testing
Run the tests using python setup.py test from the root directory of this
repository.
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