[ast-developers] Configure AST od to print one byte as single hex number per line?

[Wendy Lin]

Can I configure AST od to print one byte from stdin as single, 2 digit
hex number, without any file position information? If so, how?

Has anyone found a solution?

Wendy

[David Korn]

Can't you do

od -tx1 -An < file | tr ' ' $'\n'

to write one hex byte for each character in file?

Post by Wendy Lin

Can I configure AST od to print one byte from stdin as single, 2 digit
hex number, without any file position information? If so, how?

Has anyone found a solution?
Wendy
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[Danny Weldon]

And here's how to do it in pure shell:

typeset -b c

while read -n 1 c; do printf "%02X\n" "'$(print -v c)'"; done < file

Post by David Korn
Can't you do
od -tx1 -An < file | tr ' ' $'\n'
to write one hex byte for each character in file?

Post by Wendy Lin

Can I configure AST od to print one byte from stdin as single, 2 digit
hex number, without any file position information? If so, how?

Has anyone found a solution?
Wendy
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[phi]

Post by Danny Weldon
typeset -b c
while read -n 1 c; do printf "%02X\n" "'$(print -v c)'"; done < file

And in pure ksh93

CX48$ while read -N 1 c ; do printf '%02x\n' $(('$c')) ; done <yo
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[phi]

Post by phi
CX48$ while read -N 1 c ; do printf '%02x\n' $(('$c')) ; done <yo

Ha shorter :)


CX48$ while read -N 1 c ; do printf '%02x\n' "'$c'" ; done <yo
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[phi]

Post by phi
Ha shorter :)
CX48$ while read -N 1 c ; do printf '%02x\n' "'$c'" ; done <yo
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Not shorter but easthetical :) No printf formating evalutation, if the 2 digit
output is not fatal.



CX48$ typeset -i 16 x
CX48$ while read -N 1 c ; do x="'$c'" && echo ${x#*#}; done <yo
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