PHexVEditor 1.0

[pem]

PHexVEditor 1.0 Made By pem

PHexVEditor is a good Hex Viewer and Editor, i work with this an i think this is good and dont have bugs.

if any body see any bug say to me

Enjoy

sorry for bad writing.

[rexzooly]

PHexVEditor 1.0 Made By pem

PHexVEditor is a good Hex Viewer and Editor, i work with this an i think this is good and dont have bugs.

if any body see any bug say to me

Enjoy

sorry for bad writing.

Very nice indeed but i would still really have to think about think ove my PE explorer.

[pem]

Very nice indeed but i would still really have to think about think ove my PE explorer.

Pe Explorer is a Header editor but this is a Hex editor.

this is not very very very good , but not bad.

[rexzooly]

Pe Explorer is a Header editor but this is a Hex editor.

this is not very very very good , but not bad.

PE will edit all of it feller. it as a Hex editor built in.

[Esfahan]

Its a great job from a great man, No other thing...

[pem]

PHexVEditor Updated

PHexVEditor 1.1 By Pem

Bug Fix :

*Replacer
*InputColor

Added And Improve :

+Goto Page Ctrl + G
+Replacer Ctrl + R
+ScroolBar


Enjoy.

[Desrat]

sry to reserrect an old thread but this seemed a good place to post rather than starting a new thread

I have a very specific hex editing problem, I need to automate the following actions and I have no clue where to start as I know nothing about hexediting (in fact I know very little outside the standard AMS actions)

1. Open file1 copy the first 50 bytes of the file
2. open file2 and insert those copied 50 bytes into the file at the begining of the file
3. save file2

any and all help is appreciated..thank you

[Imagine Programming]

local old=io.open("file2.bin");
local old_content=old:read("*all");
old:close();
local f=io.open("file1.bin", "rb");
local w=io.open("file2.bin", "wb");


w:write(f:read(50)..old_content);
w:close();
f:close();

[ShadowUK]

local old=io.open("file2.bin");
local old_content=old:read("*all");
old:close();
local f=io.open("file1.bin", "rb");
local w=io.open("file2.bin", "wb");


w:write(f:read(50)..old_content);
w:close();
f:close();

BLAH. I really need to learn that.

[Centauri Soldier]

A somewhat related question...how can I copy a file's (ascii?) code (such as all info from a jpg image) and pass it to a string variable?

[Dermot]

A somewhat related question...how can I copy a file's (ascii?) code (such as all info from a jpg image) and pass it to a string variable?

Use Crypto.Base64EncodeToString() to convert the file to text. Then use Crypto.Base64DecodeFromString() to convert it back to a file.

[Imagine Programming]

BLAH. I really need to learn that.

I'm making this lua action plugin and a tutorial to go with it. So you'll be fine within a week ^^

[Desrat]

local old=io.open("file2.bin");
local old_content=old:read("*all");
old:close();
local f=io.open("file1.bin", "rb");
local w=io.open("file2.bin", "wb");


w:write(f:read(50)..old_content);
w:close();
f:close();

works on standard files (txt etc) but not on the files I need editing I have attached a sample of the 2 files below, if you wouldnt mind taking a look again i need the first 50bytes of file1 inserting at the beginning of file2 thx again

[Imagine Programming]

It does work on binary/bytecode mate... that's where "wb" and "rb" stands for... (write binary and read binary)

Tested here on images and executables

[Centauri Soldier]

Use Crypto.Base64EncodeToString() to convert the file to text. Then use Crypto.Base64DecodeFromString() to convert it back to a file.

Thanks for your suggestion Dermot. I have done that before and it increases the file size significantly. I want to store the file contents in a database but that method makes the file content increase. I am looking for a way to read the raw code without using that method.