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Endianness of IPv6 addresses in binary/bytes sequences seem to be in big endian in all C structs, among them the Linux kernel, and WinSock/Windows, also when in memory of Intel/little endian machines.

https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc2553
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/api/inaddr ...

Hello!

I work with a lot of binary files and dumps that include IP addresses (mostly IPv4), so I would love to have support on the data inspector in the same way that C0A00915 can be read as Uint32 352952512 it could have another row with IPv4 198.168.9.21

IPv6 addresses would be a nice bonus ...

Good to know what the cause was. It seems you wrote me a mail, too, to which I replied, but didn't get a reply back. Did it go through?

There is already an option in HxD for returning data as Python code.

Your example would result in:

To enable multiple instances, check "Tools|Options|Runnable in parallel (multiple instances)".

Aside from some internally used command line parameters for dealing with elevation prompts, there are currently no special command line options.

The only currently public option is /readonly, which will make HxD open the files passed per command line as readonly.

arsenius_gen wrote: 06 Nov 2024 23:35 is there DM or something for private messaging?

You can send a mail through the forum, or just directly using the email form on the main page: https://mh-nexus.de/en/contact.php

Thanks that was a VCL (Delphi) error as well, wrong return datatype. Took quite a bit of searching with the hex data, but I found it and fixed it in the source code, so in future this patch won't be necessary.

Sure, why not. Do you have a list of plugins available for HxD?

So far I am aware of https://github.com/DigicoolThings/HxD_D ... ctorPlugin

There was another one I stumbled upon by chance a while ago.

Feel free to post links in this topic and I see how to give it a more visible place.

The revised error message could look like this:
Invalid hex values in the clipboard prevent pasting into the hex column. For arbitrary text, paste into the text column, instead.

The first invalid character (%c) is at line %d, character position %d.
The allowed characters are A to F, a to f, 0 to 9 ...

It does indeed stop at the first invalid character, but since this has to be a generic solution, it won't be useful for everyone: A compiler, parser, or something like that might output the first invalid character location in a file, but there you assume the file is sourcecode written mostly in the ...

Ultimately I located the characters by pasting the data into notepad and halving the data, dumping the top half into HxD, halve the remaining data and paste the top half into HxD, continued until I could no longer get a good top half of data, then start the halving process from the end of the ...

The error was supposed to remind people that the hex column and text column automatically interpret textual clipboard data differently:

the hex column interprets text as bytes encoded as characters from 00-FF (characters themselves are encoded in a text encoding, so technically, there are two ...

Ideally you would ask the one who made the tutorial.

> edit hex code > and here error appears

Where do you enter it (which colum hex or text?) and what is the error message?

Not available currently, but I'll look into it.