ShineInHex 1.13f

ShineInHex is a hex edit/view control made of steel and hard-core assembly mix ShineInHex is a hex edit/view control made of steel and hard-core assembly mix.
The suggested way of creating ShineInHex control is using CreateWindowEx function (not using DIALOG resource). The control handles WM_CHAR message, so if incomming messages are not translated (TranslateMessage), WM_CHAR never occurs. At the moment control works correctly if there exists only one instance of ShineInHex.
Main features:
Supported keys:
- Right - moves current cursor 1 position right, clears selection if SHIFT is not pressed;
- Left - moves current cursor 1 position left, clears selection if SHIFT is not pressed;
- Up - moves current cursor 1 line up, clears selection if SHIFT is not pressed;
- Down - moves current cursor 1 line down, clears selection if SHIFT is not pressed;
- Page Up - moves current cursor n lines up, clears selection if SHIFT is not pressed;
- Page Down - moves current cursor n lines down, clears selection if SHIFT is not pressed;
- Home - moves current cursor to the beginning of current line;
- End - moves current cursor to the end of current line.
Mouse input
- Scroll contents by using mouse wheel;
- Change selection by moving mouse and holding left button;
- Change current cursor position by clicking on wanted place.
Input modes:
- You can see current input mode (HEX or ANSI) in the header.
- HEX mode: it is a primal mode that is initially acive. Making any selection in HEX part of the control causes to switch to this mode. Using it you change data specifying HEX numbers (0..F,0..f);
- ASCII mode: it is a hidden mode. Making any selection in ASCII part of the control causes to switch to this mode. Using it you change data specifying ASCII characters (a..z,A..Z,0..9 & more);
Embeded dialogs (check popup menu):
- Selection dialog - automatically selects specified (in hex) range of data.
- Find dialog - finds specified pattern (as UTF-8 string, as UTF-16 string or as hex numbers) of bytes.
Selection filling:
- Its when you select a pile of data & try to enter some numbers: meaning if you enter A while 06-98-78-67 is selected, data will change respectively A6-A8-A8-A7 enter one more number & you will have a group of clones, say you entered 7 - you got A7-A7-A7-A7.
Copy:
- You may copy both ANSI (zero terminated) string that corresponds to selected bytes and a pile of hex numbers (w/o new line separator) that are currently selected.