Local · hex
Arc words
Paste calldata or the data field of a log. The split happens in the browser. Named functions are on Arc signature. Live logs are on Arc logs.
About this desk
- What you use it for
- Paste calldata or a log’s data field when you want the 32-byte words as numbers.
- What the numbers are
- The split is done in the browser. Each word is an integer. An address appears when the first 12 bytes are zero. Text appears when the remaining bytes are printable.
- What it leaves out
- A short paste is padded with zeros, and the page says so. This does not name the function and does not ask Arc. A named call is on Arc signature.
Every desk is introduced the same way on the desk list.
Paste hex. Each 32-byte word is shown as a number, and as an address or text when the bytes look like one.
How to read this
- What a word is
- Each row is 32 bytes. The number is that word as an integer. An address is shown when the first 12 bytes are zero. Text is shown when the other bytes are printable. Padding on a short paste is zeros, and the page says so. This does not ask the chain.