| Author | Message | ||
     Christian Username: mxmxmx Registered: N/A |
I'm having a problem with relative offsets. I use View->Record Presentation, enable "Relative record offsets" and enter the starting address of the first record as well as its size. But when I do so, the status bar displays "Rel. Offset 20" (for example) when the cursor is over the first byte of my first record. Shouldn't it say "Rel. Offset 0" then? BTW: I'm using WinHex 14.7 | ||
| Stefan Fleischmann Username: admin Registered: 1-2001 |
Yes, should be. If you can find out more specifically under what circumstances the display is wrong, please let me know, as I cannot reproduce this here. | ||
| Christian Username: mxmxmx Registered: N/A |
This seems to happen everytime when starting offset is not a multiple of the record size. I can reproduce it as follows: - open any file - switch display to hexadecimal offsets, if needed - enable relative offsets - enter (for example) 10 (hex) as record offset and 64 (dec) as record size The status bar will then display "record 1, rel. offset 10" at the start of the first record (absolute offset 0x10). | ||
| Stefan Fleischmann Username: admin Registered: 1-2001 |
OK, I see, it does not take the offset of the first record into account (if unequal to zero). Will be fixed with v14.7 SR-1. Thanks. |