EA, EB, ED, EI, ES, ET, EU, EW (Enter
Values)
Syntax
E{ A | B | D | I | S
| T | U | W} address [[values]]
Parameters
address
The starting
address to enter values.
values
One or more
values to enter into memory. Separate multiple numeric values with spaces.
Description
Enters the
values that you specify into memory. If you do not specify any values, the
current address and the value at that address will be displayed. You can then
enter a new value, preserve the current value in memory by pressing the space
bar, or stop entering data by pressing ENTER alone.
When entering
numeric values, you can use C-style radix prefixes to override the default
radix. Prefix octal constants with a 0o (for example 0o1776), hexadecimal constants with 0x (for example
0xF000), and decimal constants with 0t (for example 0t199).
When entering
ANSI or Unicode values, you can include space (" ")
characters by enclosing the character string in quotation marks ("
or '). If you enclose the string in double quotation marks, WinDbg will
automatically null-terminate the string. Single quotation marks (') will
not add a null character. You can enter standard C escape characters, such as \t,
\007, and \".
|
Command |
Definition |
Enter |
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|
EA |
Enter ANSI |
ANSI
(extended ASCII) characters |
|
|
EB |
Enter Bytes
(char) |
Byte values |
|
|
ED |
Enter
Doublewords (long) |
Doubleword
(4-byte) values |
|
|
EI |
Enter
8-Byte Reals (double) |
Floating-point
numbers |
|
|
ES |
Enter
4-Byte Reals (float) |
Floating-point
numbers |
|
|
ET |
Enter
10-Byte Reals (long double) |
Floating-point
numbers |
|
|
EU |
Enter
Unicode |
Unicode
characters |
|
|
EW |
Enter Words
(short) |
Word values |
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