Added support for constants and variables definition to BadKB

[fpacenza]

What's new

• Added the possibility to define constants via the DEFINE command
• Added the possibility to define variables via the VAR command

Syntax

DEFINE

DEFINE NAME VALUE
or
DEFINE #NAME VALUE

where

DEFINE denotes the start of a constant definition
NAME or #NAME is the label or key used to locate usage within your payload
VALUE is the value to replace matching instances of NAME throughout your payload

VAR

VAR $NAME = VALUE

where

VAR denotes the start of a variable definition
$NAME is the variable name used to locate usage within your payload
VALUE is the value to replace matching instances of NAME throughout your payload

Payload Example

DEFINE CONSTANT constant value
DEFINE #CONSTANT constant value using # symbol
VAR $variable = my variable value

STRINGLN this is the value of the constant: CONSTANT
STRINGLN this is the value of the #constant: #CONSTANT
STRINGLN this is the value of the variable: $variable

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For the reviewer

• I've uploaded the firmware with this patch to a device and verified its functionality
• I've confirmed the bug to be fixed / feature to be stable

[WillyJL]

unfortunately this came in at a bad time. badkb was behind on a few OFW refactors, since those refactors did not add any functionality that badkb didnt already have, but it meant that it was quite differently structured. i just spend the last 3 days rewriting badkb on top of ofw's "new" badusb structure, so now this pr will probably need some reworking.

also, i would prefer if you tried to contribute this to official firmware first, everything that gets added downstream here becomes an additional maintenance burder when inevitably ofw will change things once again. if they reject these additions, then i will have a look and possibly accept them here

[fpacenza]

Alright! I make a pull request on the OFW, and it’s awaiting review.

[WillyJL]

closing as you have opened flipperdevices/flipperzero-firmware#4141 and we could merge that downstream here in case.