class documentation
        
        class Location:
Useful OSSI information related to an address, such as the nearest symbol or the base address.
Warnings
Must not be directly constructed but retrieved through the following examples.
Examples
>>> # From a Transition >>> transition.context_before().ossi.location(addr) # from the context before the transition >>> transition.context_after().ossi.location(addr) # from the context after the transition
>>> # From a Context >>> context.ossi.location() # from the current value in the pc register >>> context.ossi.location(addr) # from an address
| Method | __init__ | Undocumented | 
| Method | __repr__ | Undocumented | 
| Method | __str__ | Undocumented | 
| Property | address | Property: The address in memory. | 
| Property | base | Property: The address where the binary is loaded in memory (aka base address). | 
| Property | binary | Property: The related binary. | 
| Property | rva | Property: The relative virtual address (rva) inside the binary. | 
| Property | symbol | Property: The nearest symbol, if exists. | 
| Property | symbol | Property: The offset from the begining of the nearest symbol. | 
| Instance Variable | _datasource | Undocumented | 
| Instance Variable | _symbol | Undocumented | 
    
    def __init__(self, _datasource, _symbol_context):
    
  
  Undocumented
| Parameters | |
| _datasource: DataSource | Undocumented | 
| _symbol _reven_api.SymbolContext | Undocumented | 
    @property
address:
  address:
int =
    
  Property: The address in memory.
Examples
>>> hex(location.address) '0xfffff800c99455b0'
Information
| Returns | |
| An integer. | 
    @property
base_address:
  base_address:
int =
    
  Property: The address where the binary is loaded in memory (aka base address).
Examples
>>> hex(location.base_address) '0xfffff800c9801000'
Information
| Returns | |
| An integer. | 
Property: The related binary.
Examples
>>> print(location.binary) 'c:/windows/system32/ntoskrnl.exe'
Information
| Returns | |
| A Binary. | 
    @property
rva:
  rva:
int =
    
  Property: The relative virtual address (rva) inside the binary.
The rva is the offset from the base address of the binary loaded in memory.
Examples
>>> hex(symbol.rva) '0x1445b0'
Information
| Returns | |
| An integer. | 
Property: The nearest symbol, if exists.
If the location is not linked to a symbol, None is returned.
Examples
>>> location.symbol.name 'KiIsrLinkage' >>> hex(location.symbol.rva) '0x1445a0' >>> print(location.symbol) 'ntoskrnl!KiIsrLinkage'
Information
| Returns | |
| A Symbolor None |