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IHE DOC VERSION 0.0.1 (EARLY ALFA)
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ihe - interactive hex editor multi purpose hex editor basicaly to edit files
containes experimental features and not suppose to become mainstream.
Philosophy of editor is to be minimal and simple without any depencecies on
third party libraries. Not suppose to be mutli-OS multi-ARCH multi-PLATFORM.
Not suppouse to be user-friendly but suppose to be file-freindly and
old-school friendly.
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COMMANDS SUPPORTED
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-- version
Show current program version
-- quit
Quit programm without freeing resources
-- help
Print avaliable commands
-- ?
Same as HELP
-- open
open file
EXAMPLE:
>open test/test1
-- close
close currently opened file
EXAMPLE:
>close
-- info
show various info about programm resource usage
-- seek
change file cursor position. dont do anything after changing file position.
minimal value 0 and maximal is file size value.
EXAMPLE:
move cursor to +1000 positions
>seek 1000
go back 10 positions
>seek -10
-- pos
show current position of file cursor
-- size
show opened file size
-- blk
show currently used block size
-- read
read from openede file. read from current cursor position reading block size.
block size could be checked with BLK command.
-- dump
show currently readed data in buffer. just hex in one row.
-- dumpx
show buffer data as hex values like hexdump stuff
-- write
supports 1 argument. write hex values at currently opened file. at current
buffer and write that buffer back to file. maximal write amount is maximal
buffer size. file cursor position stays same.
EXAMPLE:
write 0x00 0x11 0x22 0x33 at current position at file
>write 00112233
-- writes
write string to current file buffer and to current file position. Support
only one word to write.
EXAMPLE:
write "Hello" to file
>writes Hello
-- flags
file opening flags. now is supported R/W/RW
EXAMPLE:
show currently supported flags
>flags ?
show current flag mask
>flags
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