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@ -261,15 +261,17 @@ def find_in_file(string, demo_files_dict, regex=False, verbose=False, window=Non
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matches = re.finditer(br'^' + bytes(".*("+re.escape(string) + ").*$", 'utf-8'), s, re.MULTILINE)
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if matches:
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if show_first_match:
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file_list.append(file)
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num_files += 1
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#file_list.append(file)
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#num_files += 1
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match_array = []
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matched_str = matches.group(0).decode('utf-8')
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if ("==" not in matched_str and "b'" not in matched_str):
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if not all(x in matched_str for x in ("b'", '==')):
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# safe to assume this is not a base64 string as it does not contain the proper ending
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match_array.append(matches.group(0).decode('utf-8'))
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matched_dict[full_filename] = match_array
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file_list.append(file)
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num_files += 1
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else:
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# We need to do this because strings are "falsy" in Python, but empty matches still return True...
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append_file = False
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