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Now that LLVM/Clang 12.0.0 is out, it is confirmed that there is still no full charconv support, since it relies on glibcxx from GCC (which is still at 10.3.0), which does not yet support floats. Under Windows LLVM relies on MSVCRT which does not support float80. Using -stdlib=libc++ to ensure LLVM'...

I'll move that to feature requests.

Ok, I have Win10 system now, and found out the cause. If you have extensions hidden in the Explorer it will also be hidden in the file save as dialog. However, if you just pick "save as" the file extension will still be used, eventhough it does not appear. That is if you do not edit the fi...

Thanks. The search results should get cleared after a replace all. Fixed in development version.

Because it is a work in progress, and because it requires adding RTL support.

Support ROM images (SNES, N64, Amiga, etc.) with lookup tables for sprites, text tables, levels, etc. Possibly, but not for an 1.0 release, with the ability to resize data structures, while keeping length and size fields up to date, and adapting memory allocation inside the file accordingly. A simpl...

It would be helpful if you could make a few tests yourself, to see if it makes a difference depending on the Windows 10 version or the Explorer plugins.

I tested it on an older Windows 10 version, where I cannot reproduce this issue.

Maybe in a month or so I'll have a new system where I may test it. What Windows 10 version do you have?

Add option to specify memory layout of arrays:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Row-_and_ ... ajor_order

HexLife wrote: ↑30 Mar 2021 22:15 could you please link me to a older version 2.1. to test.

Try this:
https://mh-nexus.de/downloads/HxD2.1.0.0.Setup.zip

Ok, after your additional explanation (and watching the video again to confirm) it finally becomes clear what the actual issue is: When you select "save as" the filename of the current file is not completely taken over in the file save dialog, instead the filename appears without a file ex...

From watching your video it seems you are not typing in ".bin" at the end. You have to append ".bin" explicitly if you want to have that file extension, it won't be appended automatically.

This open source program seems to be nice: https://getsharex.com/ I tested it quickly and it works. Just make sure I can see the entire screen, please. https://github.com/ShareX/ShareX/issues/288 So when you picked "record screen", you can select the region with the mouse; press the space ...

Older versions won't help fixing it, since I need to find what triggers this issue. Try deactivating Windows Explorer extensions and see if it has an effect.

But the video is still important. It will help to determine where to add logging information.

A video / screencapture would be a good start so I can see the sequence of actions that triggers this behavior.
Using the mouse or keyboard and the exact sequence may make a difference.