| Author | Message | ||
     Abram Username: sehnsucht Registered: N/A |
Let's say I want to change hi and low nibbles in one byte. I select 2 bytes: 05 51 rotation 0a//ok 45//rotated 2 bits! 14//ok 15//rotated 4 bits and actually swapped nibbles already! 28//ok 54//rotated 6 bits! 50//ok - swapped nibbles 51//rotated 8 bits already! So, I hope, you see my issue. When I select only 45, it gets rotated in a right way... | ||
| Alfons Kramer Username: admin3 Registered: 4-2004 |
The documentation says about the rotation operation: bits rotated left in a circular pattern (first byte rotated by 1 bit, second byte by 2 bits, and so on). And this is exactly what happens. Rotating all bits of a byte by 8 is the byte unchanged. Rotation alone is not suitable to swap nibbles. This feature is currently not available with WinHex. | ||
| Abram Username: sehnsucht Registered: N/A |
Oh, I see now. Could you, please, point me out to documentation? I didn't find this info in the FAQ section or user manual. Or it's classified information? | ||
| Alfons Kramer Username: admin3 Registered: 4-2004 |
Certainly not classified. From the built-in help system goto Menu Reference. From there to Edit Menu and so on. | ||
| Abram Username: sehnsucht Registered: N/A |
Bah, of course! Just didn't pay close attention to this section. Thank you. | ||
| Igor Username: vespucci Registered: N/A |
Prompt a book on the domain of Win Hex, and all that to her related My country is Ukraine. I prefer Russian. At me virus in a boot sector. Подскажите книгу по владению Win Hex, и всем что с ней связано Моя страна Украина. Предпочитаю русский язык. У меня вирус в boot секторе. |