Module pychrysalide
Documentation
PyChrysalide is a module containing Chrysalide's features and designed for Python users.
The whole API is defined in a single library named 'pychrysalide.so' and can be used in two ways:
- either from the Chrysalide's GUI, by registering hooks or GLib signals;
- or from a shell command line, by setting PYTHONPATH to point to the directory containing the library.
In both cases, this is a good start point to have a look at already existing plugins to quickly learn how the API works.
These plugins are located in the 'plugins/python' directory.
Sub modules
- pychrysalide.analysis
- pychrysalide.arch
- pychrysalide.common
- pychrysalide.core
- pychrysalide.debug
- pychrysalide.format
- pychrysalide.glibext
- pychrysalide.mangling
- pychrysalide.plugins
Classes
Methods
mod_version()
Provide the version number of Chrysalide module for Python.
The returned value is provided as a string, for instance: '0.1.0'.
revision()
Provide the revision number of Chrysalide.
The returned value is provided as a string, for instance: 'r1665'.
version()
Provide the version number of Chrysalide.
The returned value is provided as a string, for instance: '1.6.65'.
Class StringEnum
StringEnum provides dictionaries collecting string constants.
Such constants are mainly used as keywords for accessing configuration parameters.
Hierarchy
builtins.object ╰── builtins.dict ╰── pychrysalide.StringEnum
Class StructObject
StructObject is a sugar glue used to transmit C structures to Python.
For instance, let's consider the following C structure :
struct _my_struct_t { int a; int b } var;
Such a structure will be translated into a Python dictionary.
Each previous field gets then accessible using :
- a direct access:
var.a; - an access by name thanks to the dictionary:
var['b'].
Hierarchy
builtins.object ╰── builtins.dict ╰── pychrysalide.StructObject