[Pattern] Atari 8-bit binary format (XEX)

README.md

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 | ZSTD | `application/zstd` | [`patterns/zstd.hexpat`](patterns/zstd.hexpat) | Zstandard compressed data format |
 | MOD | `3d-model/mod` | [`patterns/DMC3HD-Mod.hexpat`](patterns/dmc3_hd_mod.hexpat) | 3D Model files used in Devil May Cry 3 HD Collection |
 | CBM BASIC | | [`commodore_basic.hexpat`](patterns/commodore_basic.hexpat) | Commodore BASIC |
+| Atari XEX | | [`xex.hexpat`](patterns/xex.hexpat) | Atari 8-bit binary format |
 | Terminfo | `application/x-terminfo` and `application/x-terminfo2` | [`patterns/terminfo.hexpat`](patterns/terminfo.hexpat) | Compiled *(legacy and extended)* term info entry |
 
 ### Scripts

patterns/xex.hexpat

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+#pragma author Adiee5
+#pragma description Atari 8-bit binary format (.xex)
+#pragma endian little
+#pragma magic [ FF FF ] @ 0
+
+import std.mem;
+import std.io;
+
+u16 header @ 0;
+
+if (header != 0xFFFF)
+    std::error("Not a valid XEX file");
+
+fn hex_dec_addr(u16 num){
+    return std::format("0x{:04X} ({})", num, num);
+};
+
+struct block {
+    u16 start [[comment("Address of the first byte"), format("hex_dec_addr")]];
+    if (start == 0xFFFF) continue; //an unnecessary header to be ignored
+    u16 end [[comment("Address of the last byte"), format("hex_dec_addr")]];
+
+    // since 1 and 2 byte blocks sometimes have special meanings,
+    // we make them regural variables instead of byte arrays, 
+    // so that reading their values from the GUI is easier
+    match (end-start){
+        (0): u8 data;
+        (1): u16 data [[format("hex_dec_addr")]];
+        (_): u8 data[end-start+1];
+    }
+
+};
+
+block data_blocks[while(!std::mem::eof())] @ 2 [[name("Data Blocks")]];