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Using "\n" throws SyntaxError: Unexpected end of string
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Are you sure you've escaped the script correctly when loading it from python? It's supposed to be run through the frida cli. |
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Probably not, as it does run fine on the Frida CLI. However, this pull allows the script to be loaded from Python without having to worry about escaping chars (makes life easier). |
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At least in JetBrains IDEs this is done for you so you don't need to worry about escaping. Also, there should be a way of loading a file and executing the script this way. |
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Using "\n" produces the following error on my side:
I'm using Frida v14.2.12. This pull request fixes the issue.