a good hex editor
Derek Broughton
news at pointerstop.ca
Thu Oct 19 17:19:12 UTC 2006
James Tappin wrote:
> On Thu, 19 Oct 2006 16:45:00 +0200
> Luqman <luqman_ngs at gmx.net> wrote:
>
> L> hello,
> L>
> L> I am in need of a good, i.e. to some extent usable hex editor. I have
> L> had a try on vim (with hex mode), ghex2 and hexcurse but none of
> L> them seem to do what I lke.
> L>
> L> I like to delete some parts of a binary file using such a hex editor.
> L> Unbelieveable but true, everyone of the above mentioned editors had
> L> one or the other issue.
>
> L> There must an intuitively usable hexeditor available, I have not
> L> tried yet.
> L>
> L> You feedback is much appreciated. I am not afraid of command line
> L> but the editor should at least do what the name suggest "able to
> L> edit" hex file.
>
> I generally use khexedit (mainly for such nasties as debugging VMS file
> record structures), I think there is a hex mode in emacs as well.
>
Interesting that this just came up as I practically never use a hex editor,
but have been using khexedit the last couple of days. The only issue I've
found with it is that I can't paste into the "find" box (????).
--
derek
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