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Tips

Offset Mode Change

You can change address mode between decimal, hexadecimal, octal or sector:decimal (only available on block devices) just by Right Clicking to offset area of the file

Right click to address area

Copy Offset Address

You don't need to select and copy address from offset panel. Just move your mouse to what address you want to copy and issue a Left Click. Value of the offset will be copied to system clipboard.

Copy Hex or Text

In wxHexEditor, active panel defines the copy format.

If Hex panel is active (have a cursor), copy function copies the selection as in hex format like 

74 65 73 74 66 69 6C 65 74 65 73 74 66 69 6C 65

If Text panel is active, than copy function copies the selection as in binary format, like 

testfiletestfile


Easy Block Selection

You want to select big blocks? You can start block/stop block feature for define blocks.

Press Left Click to move cursor to mark beginning offset -> Right Click -> Set Selection Block Start - > Left Click to move cursor to mark end offset -> Right Click -> Set Selection Block End

Features

CopyAs

TAGs

Save as Dump

Do you need save a part of the file in binary? This feature for you.

Just select to blocks that you want to dump and

Right Click -> Save As Dump -> Select destination file -> Save

Fill Selection

With this feature, you can fill the selected area with any hex value that you want.


Delete and Injection Operations

wxHexEditor can delete and inject bytes into middle of the file, on the fly, without require of saving the file. Drawback of this feature is it cannot apply changes into file itself (yet). Instead, you have to use "Save As" function to save injected files.

Tools

TODO

Binary File Comparator

TODO

File Checksum Generator

TODO

XOR ViewThru

TODO Do you want to edit a file that encrypted(!) with XOR? I do (At [SamyGO.tv Project]. Thanks to SAMSUNG's engineers for use this dummy encryption technique...) So wxHexEditor has a unique feature that, you can edit the files directly even if they encrypted with XOR.

Devices

TODO

Open RAM

TODO

Open Process Memory

TODO

Open Disk Devices

TODO DiskEditor

Disk Device Tools

TODO

Backup / Erase / Restore

TODO


Preferences

TODO

Multi Language Support

wxHexEditor supports localization.

Currently wxHexEditor translated to 12 languages:

  • Arabic
  • Czech
  • Chinese (China)
  • French
  • Dutch (Netherlands)
  • German
  • Italian
  • Polish
  • Portuguese
  • Spanish
  • Russian
  • Turkish

If you want to have wxHexEditor in your language, please send request to Transifex wxHexEditor page.

Character Encoding Support

wxHexEditor supports too many character encodings.

Note that, encodings that marked with star (*) will appear under Experimental Character Encoding family at wxHexEditor.

Because some part of the characters broke proper text show due has different character sizes or right to left texts.

Code for Information Exchange

    • ASCII - American
    • *ISCII - Indian Script Code for Information Interchange
    • VSCII - Vietnamese Standard Code for Information Interchange
    • *TSCII - Tamil Script Code for Information Interchange

DOS

    • OEM - IBM PC/DOS CP437 - MS-DOS Latin US
    • *PC/DOS CP720 - MS-DOS Arabic
    • PC/DOS CP737 - MS-DOS Greek
    • PC/DOS CP775 - MS-DOS Baltic Rim
    • PC/DOS CP850 - MS-DOS Latin 1
    • PC/DOS CP852 - MS-DOS Latin 2
    • PC/DOS CP855 - MS-DOS Cyrillic
    • *PC/DOS CP856 - Hebrew
    • PC/DOS CP857 - MS-DOS Turkish
    • PC/DOS CP858 - MS-DOS Latin 1 Update
    • PC/DOS CP860 - MS-DOS Portuguese
    • PC/DOS CP861 - MS-DOS Icelandic
    • *PC/DOS CP862 - MS-DOS Hebrew
    • PC/DOS CP863 - MS-DOS French Canada
    • *PC/DOS CP864 - MS-DOS Arabic 2
    • PC/DOS CP866 - MS-DOS Cyrillic Russian
    • PC/DOS CP869 - MS-DOS Greek 2
    • PC/DOS CP1006 - Arabic
    • PC/DOS KZ-1048 - Kazakhstan
    • PC/DOS MIK Code page
    • PC/DOS Kamenický Encoding
    • PC/DOS Mazovia Encoding
    • *PC/DOS Iran System Encoding Standard

EBCDIC - Extended Binary Coded Decimal Interchange Code

    • EBCDIC 037 - IBM U.S. Canada
    • EBCDIC 285 - IBM Ireland U.K.
    • EBCDIC 424 - IBM Hebrew
    • EBCDIC 500 - IBM International
    • EBCDIC 875 - IBM Greek
    • EBCDIC 1026 - IBM Latin 5 Turkish
    • EBCDIC 1047 - IBM Latin 1
    • EBCDIC 1140 - IBM U.S. Canada with €
    • EBCDIC 1146 - IBM Ireland U.K. with €
    • EBCDIC 1148 - IBM International with €

ISO / IEC

    • ISO/IEC 6937
    • ISO/IEC 8859-1 Latin-1 Western European
    • ISO/IEC 8859-2 Latin-2 Central European
    • ISO/IEC 8859-3 Latin-3 South European
    • ISO/IEC 8859-4 Latin-4 North European
    • ISO/IEC 8859-5 Latin/Cyrillic
    • *ISO/IEC 8859-6 Latin/Arabic
    • ISO/IEC 8859-7 Latin/Greek
    • *ISO/IEC 8859-8 Latin/Hebrew
    • ISO/IEC 8859-9 Latin/Turkish
    • ISO/IEC 8859-10 Latin/Nordic
    • *ISO/IEC 8859-11 Latin/Thai
    • ISO/IEC 8859-13 Latin-7 Baltic Rim
    • ISO/IEC 8859-14 Latin-8 Celtic
    • ISO/IEC 8859-15 Latin-9
    • ISO/IEC 8859-16 Latin-10 South-Eastern European

Industrial Standard

    • *JIS X 0201 - Japanese Industrial Standard
    • *Shift JIS
    • *TIS-620 - Thai Industrial Standard 620-2533
    • *ANSEL - American National Standard for Extended Latin

KOI

    • KOI7 Код Обмена Информацией, 7 бит
    • KOI8-R Код Обмена Информацией, 8 бит
    • KOI8-U Код Обмена Информацией, 8 бит

Macintosh

    • Macintosh CP10000 - MacRoman
    • Macintosh CP10007 - MacCyrillic
    • Macintosh CP10006 - MacGreek
    • Macintosh CP10079 - MacIcelandic
    • Macintosh CP10029 - MacLatin2
    • Macintosh CP10081 - MacTurkish

Remaining ones only supported under OSX version of wxHexEditor

    • Macintosh Arabic
    • Macintosh Celtic
    • Macintosh Central European
    • Macintosh Croatian
    • Macintosh Cyrillic
    • Macintosh Devanagari
    • Macintosh Dingbats
    • Macintosh Gaelic
    • Macintosh Greek
    • Macintosh Gujarati
    • Macintosh Gurmukhi
    • Macintosh Hebrew
    • Macintosh Icelandic
    • Macintosh Inuit
    • Macintosh Keyboard
    • Macintosh Roman
    • Macintosh Romanian
    • Macintosh Symbol
    • Macintosh Thai
    • Macintosh Tibetan
    • Macintosh Turkish
    • Macintosh Ukraine

UTF

    • UTF8 - Universal Character Set
    • UTF16 - Universal Character Set
    • UTF16LE - Universal Character Set
    • UTF16BE - Universal Character Set
    • UTF32 - Universal Character Set
    • UTF32LE - Universal Character Set
    • UTF32BE - Universal Character Set

Windows

    • *Windows CP874 - Thai
    • *Windows CP932 - Japanese (Shift JIS)
    • *Windows CP936 - Chinese Simplified (GBK)
    • *Windows CP949 - Korean (EUC-KR)
    • *Windows CP950 - Chinese Traditional (Big5)
    • Windows CP1250 - Central and Eastern European
    • Windows CP1251 - Cyrillic Script
    • Windows CP1252 - ANSI
    • Windows CP1253 - Greek Modern
    • Windows CP1254 - Turkish
    • *Windows CP1255 - Hebrew
    • *Windows CP1256 - Arabic
    • Windows CP1257 - Baltic
    • Windows CP1258 - Vietnamese

Other

    • DEC Multinational Character Set - VT220
    • Unicode

Experimental

    • *AtariST
    • *Big5
    • *GBK - GB2312 - Guojia Biaozhun (国家标准)
    • *EUC-JP Extended Unix Code for Japanese
    • *EUC-KR Extended Unix Code for Korean

Custom Hex Formating

wxHexEditor allows customized HEX formatting. You can have any (also weird) hex representation that you want to have.

For this, please use Preferences dialog and enable Custom Hex Formatting option.

Format is easy to understand. But there are some rules.

  • Rules of Custom Hex Formatting
    • Each x letter represent one HEX digit.
    • Each blank character represent one blank character HEX digits.
    • The custom hex format will repeat itself until hex area filled.
      • You can avoid repeating custom by using Byte Per Line Limit
    • If there are no space to complete next whole custom format, remaining area will not rendered.

In this dialog we defined 3 common hex representation. 

"xxxx "
"xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx  " (note that there is an extra blank at the end.)
"xxxx xxxx xxxx xxxx  " (with an extra blank at the end also.)

But you can define your custom hex formatting, like: 

"xxx xxxx xxxxxx x  "

TODO PICTURE HERE

Note that, Custom Hex Formatting feature could/will lead wrong address representation at top bar, which is purely cosmetic error.

Custom Byte Per Line

TODO

Panels

TODO

DataInterpteter Panel

TODO

Toolbar

TODO

Info Panel

TODO

TAG Panel

TODO

Disassembler Panel

TODO

Search Panel

TODO

Comparison Panel

TODO

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