← Back to context Comment by altairprime 1 day ago Does it do color highlighting by value of hex bytes, though? 6 comments altairprime Reply criddell 1 day ago Yes.https://docs.werwolv.net/imhex#screenshots seritools 1 day ago as far as i can tell, no it does not. it only desaturates 00 in particular. the other colors you see in the screenshots come from matched formats/patterns. it does not do direct coloring based on byte value. criddell 1 day ago Under the Edit menu select "Highlighting Rules..." and you can define or load any set of rules you can imagine. 2 replies →
criddell 1 day ago Yes.https://docs.werwolv.net/imhex#screenshots seritools 1 day ago as far as i can tell, no it does not. it only desaturates 00 in particular. the other colors you see in the screenshots come from matched formats/patterns. it does not do direct coloring based on byte value. criddell 1 day ago Under the Edit menu select "Highlighting Rules..." and you can define or load any set of rules you can imagine. 2 replies →
seritools 1 day ago as far as i can tell, no it does not. it only desaturates 00 in particular. the other colors you see in the screenshots come from matched formats/patterns. it does not do direct coloring based on byte value. criddell 1 day ago Under the Edit menu select "Highlighting Rules..." and you can define or load any set of rules you can imagine. 2 replies →
criddell 1 day ago Under the Edit menu select "Highlighting Rules..." and you can define or load any set of rules you can imagine. 2 replies →
Yes.
https://docs.werwolv.net/imhex#screenshots
as far as i can tell, no it does not. it only desaturates 00 in particular. the other colors you see in the screenshots come from matched formats/patterns. it does not do direct coloring based on byte value.
Under the Edit menu select "Highlighting Rules..." and you can define or load any set of rules you can imagine.
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