| Author | Message | ||
     John P. Graham Username: johngraham Registered: 1-1997 |
I am validating WinHex 15.3 for use by our laboratory. When I try to validate the Edit -> Modify Data and select 32-Bit (also highlighting the 32 bits I want to modify, I find I can't enter a negative number in hexadecimal format. If I want to subtract 1, I enter FFFFFFFF (select integer type 32 bit signed) but get an error box with "Invalid Input." The same with 80000000. If I enter 7FFFFFFF, all works fine, of course that's not a negative number. If I enter -1 and uncheck hexadec. box, all works fine. Doing the same with 16-Bit (enter 0xFFFF and select integer type 16 bit signed) works fine for subtracting 1. I have checked the Help file and this forum but have found nothing stating that this is not possible with a 32 bit integer. It seems it should work so I don't know if I'm missing something or there is a bug. Can you advise? | ||
| Stefan Fleischmann Username: admin Registered: 1-2001 |
Some examples that I hope will help. In decimal: If you want to subtract 1, enter -1. If you want to subtract 10, enter -10. If you want to subtract 100, enter -100. If hexadecimal: If you want to subtract 1, enter -1. If you want to subtract 10, enter -A. If you want to subtract 100, enter -64. |