Environment
Mon Nov 10 00:18:51 CET 2025
radare2 6.0.4 0 @ darwin-arm-64
birth: git.6.0.4 2025-09-27__18:08:23
commit: 6.0.4
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Darwin arm64
Description
Search results are not wrapper in a JSON array (for some commands only). It is especially problematic using pretty-printed JSON, since the generated JSON is not valid (see below).
Test
❯ r2 ./test/db/bins/elf/ioli/crackme0x00
[0x08048360]> /ej /IO/~{}
{
"addr": 134513271,
"type": "string",
"data": "fstrcmpscanf_IO_stdin_used__li"
}{
"addr": 134514024,
"type": "string",
"data": "Y[IOLI Crackme Level"
}
[0x08048360]> /ej /IO/
{"addr":134513271,"type":"string","data":"fstrcmpscanf_IO_stdin_used__li"},{"addr":134514024,"type":"string","data":"Y[IOLI Crackme Level"}
[0x08048360]>Works on /k command as well.
I think the common point between the two is the dosearch_read = true, which then uses a special code path. Using the _cb_hit_sz() as callback it seems to add matches as JSON. However, the matches are not wrapped in an array.
I'm not exactly sure where the array creation is supposed to be performed,
this is why I did create the issue instead of submitting a merge request.
Environment
Description
Search results are not wrapper in a JSON array (for some commands only). It is especially problematic using pretty-printed JSON, since the generated JSON is not valid (see below).
Test
Works on
/kcommand as well.I think the common point between the two is the
dosearch_read = true, which then uses a special code path. Using the_cb_hit_sz()as callback it seems to add matches as JSON. However, the matches are not wrapped in an array.I'm not exactly sure where the array creation is supposed to be performed,
this is why I did create the issue instead of submitting a merge request.