On 8 apr 2012, at 17:37, Marilo wrote:
> I am having trouble trying to get the bitwise operator to function here without a syntax error
>
> This works
>
> C:\sdf>tshark -r asdf2 "ip[0]==45"
As that is indeed a valid *display filter*
> but when I put a bitwise AND in there, I get a syntax error
>
> C:\sdf>tshark -r asdf2 "ip[0]&0==45"
> tshark: Syntax error.
> Note: That display filter code looks like a valid capture filter;
> maybe you mixed them up?
That's because is it not a valid display filter. It is however a valid *capture* filter, as the error message suggests.
The bitwise & will currently result in a true or false and can not be compared to a value.
> Also where in the manual does it speak about this?
The chapters about capture filters and the chapter about display filters speak about this.
> And it'd be really useful in debugging a filter, if I could display, say, ip[0] or ip[0]<<2
> Is that possible and is it possible to only display ip[0] or tcp[12] or whatever slice, of a packet?
It is currently not possible to display only a part of a field (or protocol header).
Hope this helps,
Sake
