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GNU poke is, first and foremost, intended to be used as an interactive editor, either directly on the command line or using a graphical user interface built on it. However, since its conception poke was intended to also provide a suitable and useful foundation on which other programs, the so-called binary utilities, could be written. This chapter shows how to write Poke scripts and programs.
| • Poke Scripts | Using poke as an interpreter. | |
| • Command-Line Arguments | Handling command-line arguments. | |
| • Exiting from Scripts | Exit with an error status. | |
| • Loading pickles as Modules | Importing pickles in programs. | |
| • elfextractor | An example Poke binary utility. | |
| • Filters | Writing filters for binary data. |