Displaying masked data as a different type

Question

Hi,

Is there any way to display masked data as anything other than hex? If not, is there any way to pad the displayed data? As an example I have a 32 bit integer with 4 masks:

0xFF000000

0x00FF0000

0x0000FF00

0x000000FF

I'd like to be able to display the results of the 4 masks as padded integers. Is there a script which would cover this?

Answer 1

A custom (scripted) data type could help, yes (examples: https://www.synalysis.net/scripts.html ).

Simply to create four masks with each one byte is not an option?

Comments

It's an image file format, and the data represents SMPTE timecode (HH:MM:SS:FF - 2 nibbles for hour, 2 nibbles for minutes, 2 nibbles for seconds, 2 nibbles for frames). This is related to my previous question on dynamic endianness (obviously a byte in place is a byte!) but I was hoping to be able to pad values under 0x10 to 2 places for each byte result - at the moment adding leading zeros to the mask doesn't seem to carry across.