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STRINGS-CP932(1) (2021-03-24) STRINGS-CP932(1)
NAME
strings-cp932 - extract printable windows-31j/cp932 strings
SYNOPSIS
strings-cp932 [-t format] [file...]
DESCRIPTION
Strings-cp932 finds and prints strings containing printable
Windows-31J-encoded characters in a file, default standard
input. Printable characters are taken to be ASCII characters
from blank through tilde (hexadecimal 20 through 7E),
inclusive, and all other characters defined in the Windows-
31J character set. If -t is passed, strings-cp932 prepends
file offsets to found strings. The format argument passed to
-t can be d for decimal offsets, x for hexadecimal offsets
or o for octal offsets.
BUGS
-n is not supported for now; even 1-character strings are
printed. You can pipe the output of strings-cp932 to awk
'length($0)>n' (or awk 'length($0)-length($1)-1>n' if
you're using -t) where n is the desired minimum length if
you want to filter out shorter strings.
SEE ALSO
https://www.unicode.org/Public/MAPPINGS/VENDORS/MICSFT/WINDOWS/CP932.TXT
- Windows-31J mapping table used by strings-cp932