Hi,
That would be proto_tree_add_ipv4_format_value();
Thanx,
Jaap
Tom Stevens wrote:
That's it, Thank you very much!
Here the code:
{ &hf_my_proto_ip_address,
{ "IP Address", "my_proto.ip_address", FT_IPv4, BASE_NONE, NULL,
0x0,
"My Proto_ip_address", HFILL }},
....
proto_tree_add_item( sub_tree, hf_my_proto_ip_address, tvb, offset, 4,
FALSE );
Output:
IP Address: 172.19.0.242 <http://172.19.0.242> (172.19.0.242
<http://172.19.0.242>)
How can i get rid of the second output of the IP Address in the parentheses.
How can i get following output:
IP Address: 172.19.0.242 <http://172.19.0.242>
Greetings Tom(*Germany*)
2008/8/28 Anders Broman <a.broman@xxxxxxxxx <mailto:a.broman@xxxxxxxxx>>
To just add it to the tre use proto_tree_add_item() and use FT_IPv4
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*Ämne:* [Wireshark-dev] 4bytes to IP number (string)
Hi!
Is there a built-in function that converts 4 bytes to a string,
according to the generally accepted IP Notation?
Example: C0 A8 D3 0D ---> 192.168.211.13 <http://192.168.211.13>
Or, do i have to write my own function? Although it's not tough, but
why reinvent the wheel?
Greetings Tom(Germany)