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A python library for windows, providing the needed functions to start working on your own with memory editing.

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When using the `pattern_scan_all` method I found it was searching through the actual ASCII values rather than the raw hexidecimal which wasn't super useful to me. I added it in...

I think switching to https://python-poetry.org/ or another pyproject.toml based solution would make development a lot faster It allows for easier management of virtual environments and ensuring everyone is using the...

feature request

I've made a few test's on linux and realized that a lot of code from Pymem can be used on linux aswell. Could be some nice feature for the future....

feature request

closes https://github.com/srounet/Pymem/issues/91 This pull request switches to a pyproject.toml file which uses poetry, it also attempts to adapt the appveyor to use it It also removes 3.6 from tests as...

When I read 4 bytes int, everything works fine, but when I try to read a string using read_string I get UnicodeDecodeError: 'utf-8' codec can't decode byte 0xb4 in position...

bug

Hi i try this tutorial: https://pymem.readthedocs.io/en/latest/tutorials/inject_python_interpreter.html and i got this error: RuntimeError: Could not allocate memory for shellcode How can i fix this ?

bug

**Describe the bug** Hello, I am using pymem to a Taiwanese game.Traditional Chinese can be read correctly in CheatEngine, but pymem cannot be read correctly. If you select UTF16 as...

bug

Hi, When i try to open an application for example "lea.exe", pymem open the wrong process because i have an other process with the name : "plolea.exe" I found out...

feature request

I've found mentions of MEMORY_BASIC_INFORMATION in the documentation at readthedocs, but I can't find anything related to virtual_query() that uses it. This function could be useful in terms of narrowing...

documentation

Hey, I'm trying to write some bytes to the memory of a game but after that undo the changes, how could I go about that? Currently doing ```py address =...

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