## Variables
For all commands into `gdb` or `heretek` itself, the following variables are resolved and expanded.
### `$HERETEK_MAPPING_START_{index}_{section}`
Resolve the mapping that fits `section`. For example, `$HERETEK_MAPPING_START_[heap]` since the `index` is optional.
For example, to pick the 1th(not the 0th) entry. Use for example, `$HERETEK_MAPPING_START_1_a.out`.
```
Start Address End Address Size Offset Permissions Path █
0x00400000 0x00401000 0x00001000 0x00000000 r--p a.out █
0x00401000 0x00479000 0x00078000 0x00001000 r-xp a.out
```
That would resolve into `0x401000`.
### `$HERETEK_MAPPING_END_{index}_{section}`
Resolve the mapping that fits `section` at an optional `index`. For example, `$HERETEK_MAPPING_END_[heap]`.
### `$HERETEK_MAPPING_LEN_{index}_{section}`
Resolve the mapping that fits `section` at an optional `index`. For example, `$HERETEK_MAPPING_LEN_[heap]`.
## Commands
### `hexdump`
After using `hexdump [addr] [len]`, the `Hexdump` page will contain the chosen bytes.
