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Datafiltering with wildcards

Hello,

is there any possibility to filter hex data with wildcards? I'm looking for the datasequence: ?4:??:67:55 where ? is an arbitrary value.

I tried with data.data matches ".\x4.{2}\x67\55" which didn't work because regular expressions don't work for data. I tried with data contains, but couldn't find a wildcard sign. I tried to save all packages to do the filtering with notepad++ regular expressions, but I don't know how to export all data packages in text-format.

Any ideas?

Thank you Xera

Datafiltering with wildcards

Hello,

is there any possibility to filter hex package data with wildcards? I'm looking for the datasequence: ?4:??:67:55 where ? is an arbitrary value.

I tried with data.data matches ".\x4.{2}\x67\55" which didn't work because regular expressions don't work for data. I tried with data contains, but couldn't find a wildcard sign. I tried to save all packages to do the filtering with notepad++ regular expressions, but I don't know how to export all data packages in text-format.

Any ideas?

Thank you Xera

Datafiltering with wildcards

Hello,

is there any possibility to filter hex package data with wildcards? I'm looking for the datasequence: ?4:??:67:55 where ? is an arbitrary value.

  1. I tried with data.data matches matches ".\x4.{2}\x67\55" which didn't work work because regular expressions don't don't work for data. data.
  2. I tried with data data contains, but couldn't find a a wildcard sign. sign.
  3. I tried to save all all packages to do the filtering with with notepad++ regular expressions, but I I don't know how to export all data data packages in text-format.

Any ideas?

Thank you Xera

Datafiltering with wildcards

Hello,

is there any possibility to filter hex package data with wildcards? I'm looking for the datasequence: ?4:??:67:55 where ? is an arbitrary value.

  1. I tried with data.data matches ".\x4.{2}\x67\55" ".\x4.{2}\x67\x55" which didn't work because regular expressions don't work for data.
  2. I tried with data contains, but couldn't find a wildcard sign.
  3. I tried to save all packages to do the filtering with notepad++ regular expressions, but I don't know how to export all data packages in text-format.

Any ideas?

Thank you Xera

Datafiltering with wildcards

Hello,

is there any possibility to filter hex package data with wildcards? I'm looking for the datasequence: ?4:??:67:55 where ? is an arbitrary value.

  1. I tried with data.data matches ".\x4.{2}\x67\x55" which didn't work because regular expressions don't work for data.
  2. I tried with data contains, but couldn't find a wildcard sign.
  3. I tried to save all packages to do the filtering with notepad++ regular expressions, but I don't know how to export all data packages in text-format.

Any ideas?

Thank you XeraDina