Neat! I could used this for generating mixed binary/ASCII payloads for network protocol testing. One issue, though -- it seems like trailing whitespace in the i

Neat! I could used this for generating mixed binary/ASCII payloads for network protocol testing. One issue, though -- it seems like trailing whitespace in the input isn't handled correctly. It seems to be picked up by the command processor and treated as a duplicate of the previous command. Amusingly, I was able to diagnose this using t2b by piping its output back through itself: c:\mingw\MSYS64\usr\bin\echo -n hex u32 20786568 u32 36203875 u8 31 u8 0a u32 34203875 u8 31 | t2b Output: hex u8 61[LF]u8 41 c:\mingw\MSYS64\usr\bin\echo -n hex u32 20786568 u32 36203875 u8 31 u8 0a u32 34203875 u8 31 | t2b | t2b Output: aA c:\mingw\MSYS64\usr\bin\echo -n hex u32 20786568 u32 36203875 u8 31 u8 0a u32 34203875 u8 31 u8 0a | t2b Output: hex u8 61[LF]u8 41[LF] c:\mingw\MSYS64\usr\bin\echo -n hex u32 20786568 u32 36203875 u8 31 u8 0a u32 34203875 u8 31 u8 0a | t2b | t2b Output: aAA I don't know very much C++ yet, so I'm not sure of the best way to fix this.