MODD

DAT ONLY

Modification delete. Deletes a modification entry specified by index number.

Syntax

   MODD [index

         @   ]

The MODD command is used to delete a modification which has been applied to an opened dump.

Parameters

index: The index number of the modification entry which is to be deleted.
@: @, the wildcard character, can be used to delete all currently defined entries.

Examples

   $nmdat > modl

   Current TEMPORARY dump modification(s):

   1)  VIRT  $b.80b4f300 

       REAL  $a80300          $70ff4e74  "p.Nt"      (orig: $8119e000    "....")

   2)  REAL  $1d654           $ffffffff  "...."      (orig: $0           "....")

   3)  SEC   $1.a552000       $20c0104   "...."      (orig: $20b0104     "....")

   $nmdat > modd 1

   $nmdat > modl

   Current TEMPORARY dump modification(s):

   2)  REAL  $1d654           $ffffffff  "...."      (orig: $0           "....")

   3)  SEC   $1.a552000       $20c0104   "...."      (orig: $20b0104     "...."

Deletes the temporary dump modification entry at index number 1.




	CAUTION: The output format of all DAT/DEBUG commands is subject to change without notice. Programs which are developed to postprocess DAT/DEBUG output should not depend on the exact format (spacing, alignment, number of lines, upper or lower case, or spelling) of any DAT/DEBUG command output.

MODD

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