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-> [!WARNING]
-> This project is currently in its initial development stages. Please anticipate potential breaking changes. The first stable release is targeted for early March 2024.
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 Patcherex2 is a rewritten adaptation of the original [Patcherex](https://github.com/angr/patcherex) project, aimed at building upon its core ideas and extending its capabilities.
 
 ## Installation
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 | _**Remove**_ | RemoveDataPatch   | RemoveInstructionPatch | RemoveFunctionPatch |
 | _**Modify**_ | ModifyDataPatch   | ModifyInstructionPatch | ModifyFunctionPatch |
 
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 These patches are categorized into three tiers:
  - Data Patches: 
     Operating at the raw bytes level, data patches are ideal for patching the `.data` section or any other raw data.
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 #### Referencing previously inserted content.
 Examples:
 - This will load effective address of the data `my_data` into the `rsi` register.
-    ```
+    ```python
     InsertDataPatch("my_data", b"Hello, World!")
     InsertInstructionPatch(0xdeadbeef, "lea rsi, [{my_data}]")
     ```
 - This will replace the content of function `foo` to call function `bar` and return the result.
-    ```
+    ```python
     InsertFunctionPatch("bar", "int bar() { return 42; }")
     ModifyFunctionPatch("foo", "int bar(void); int foo() { return bar(); }")
     ```