Difference between revisions of "OpenSBI Edit Lite"
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* Syntax highlighting (provides a more structured view) | * Syntax highlighting (provides a more structured view) | ||
* Context sensitive help (press F1 for detailed help on the syntax of the current command) | * Context sensitive help (press F1 for detailed help on the syntax of the current command) | ||
| − | * Code completion (hit Ctrl+Space for a list of commands, | + | * Code completion (hit Ctrl+Space for a list of commands, Shift+Space to complete the list of parameters) |
* A quick [[:Category:SBI Commands|reference list]] of [[SBI Commands|SBI commands]] | * A quick [[:Category:SBI Commands|reference list]] of [[SBI Commands|SBI commands]] | ||
* A quick [[:Category:Advanced file parameters|reference list]] of [[Advanced file parameters|advanced file parameters]] | * A quick [[:Category:Advanced file parameters|reference list]] of [[Advanced file parameters|advanced file parameters]] | ||
Latest revision as of 14:53, 29 May 2008
OpenSBI Edit Lite is our editor for creating custom malware detection files for Spybot - Search & Destroy. It allows you to edit files in SBI file format.
Features
- Syntax highlighting (provides a more structured view)
- Context sensitive help (press F1 for detailed help on the syntax of the current command)
- Code completion (hit Ctrl+Space for a list of commands, Shift+Space to complete the list of parameters)
- A quick reference list of SBI commands
- A quick reference list of advanced file parameters
- A quick reference for path templates
- A quick reference for description templates
- Import functions to import InCtrl5 logs into the SBI file format.
- Import functions to import HijackThis logs into the SBI file format.
- Import functions to import FileMon and RegMon logs into the SBI file format.
- Plugin structure for custom importer plugins.
Tutorials
Trivia
Various import filters that are designed to build a simple construct through point and click lead us to the describing term rapid detection prototyping (RDP), in allusion to rapid application development (RAD), a point and click technology to create software applications.
