Online help (binid)

Installation

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File organization

binid.exe

"binid" Application file.



Uninstallation

Please delete each folder where the application exists.




Menu description


File

New

Opens a new window with no data.

Open

Select an existing file.
The selected file will be loaded and displayed in a new window.

Close

Closes the currently displayed window.
If the contents of the file displayed in the window have been edited, the user is asked whether to save the edited contents of the file.

Save

Saves the file loaded in the window by overwriting it.
If the window was opened by creating a new file, click "Save As."

Save As

Saves the window contents to a file by specifying the file name.

Setting

Make application settings for the application.

Exit

Exit the application.



Edit

Undo

Cancels and undoes the last edit performed.

Redo

Redo cancels and redoes your edits.

Cut

Copies the currently selected data to the clipboard and deletes the selected data.

Copy

Copies the currently selected data to the clipboard.
The selection will be cleared.

Paste

If the string copied to the clipboard is a hexadecimal string, it will be converted to hexadecimal and pasted starting from the cursor position.
In overwrite mode, the data will be overwritten from the cursor position onto the original data.
In insert mode, convert and insert hexadecimal at the cursor position.

Set Select Range

Opens the Selection dialog box to set the selection range.

All Select

Selects all data in the active window and makes them selected.

Delete Select Range

Deletes the data of the selected address.

Save Select Range

Save the data of the selected address to a specified file.

Revert to Before Edit

Discard all edits and return to the state before editing began.

Editing Prohibited

If the active window is editable, it will be made non-editable.
If the active window is disabled for editing, enable editing to make it possible to edit it.



Search

Search

Opens a search dialog to search for the specified data from the cursor position.

Previous

Searches for the specified data from the cursor position toward smaller addresses.
If no data is specified to search, a search dialog will open.

Next

Searches for the specified data from the cursor position toward larger addresses.
If no data is specified to search, a search dialog will open.

Replace

Opens the Replace dialog to replace the found data with the replacement data.

Compare

Opens the Specify File to Compare dialog box and compares the contents of one window with those of another.

Synchro Scroll

Opens the Synchro Scroll Settings dialog.
Windows with synchronized scrolling set will scroll in conjunction with the screen scrolling of the active window.

Jump To Top

Moves the cursor to the beginning of the data.

Jump

Opens an address specification dialog and moves the cursor to the specified address.

Jump To Last Modify

Moves the cursor to the last address you edited.

Jump To End

Moves the cursor to the end of the data.

Set/Reset Marker

If there is no mark at the address of the current cursor position, this command sets a mark.
If a mark is set at the address at the current cursor position, this command removes the mark.

Previous Marker

Searches for the mark at an address less than the address of the current cursor position.
If the mark is not found after searching to the beginning of the file, it will move to the end of the file and search for the mark.

Next Marker

Searches for the mark at an address greater than the address of the current cursor position.
If the mark is not found after searching to the end of the file, it will go to the beginning of the file and search for the mark.

All Delete Marker

Clears all marks in the active window.

Marker List

The Mark List dialog box will be displayed.



View

Big Endian

When the window's hexadecimal data display is not set to 8-bit, the hexadecimal data is extracted and displayed in big endian.

Little Endian

When the window's hexadecimal data display is not set to 8-bit, the hexadecimal data is extracted and displayed in little endian.

Data 8bit

Specifies that the window should display hexadecimal data in 8-bit units.

"Data 16bit

Specifies that the window should display hexadecimal data in 16-bit units.

Data 32bit

Specifies that the window should display hexadecimal data in 32-bit units.

Data 64bit

Specifies that the window should display hexadecimal data in 64-bit units.



Window

Tool Bar

Sets whether to show or hide the toolbar.

Status Bar

Sets whether to show or hide the status bar.

Tile Horizontal

Tiles the currently displayed windows horizontally.

Tile Vertical

Tiles the currently displayed windows vertically.

Cascade

Displays the currently displayed windows in an overlapping manner.

All Close

Closes all currently displayed windows.
If the content of the displayed hexadecimal data has been edited, the user is prompted to save it to a file.



Help

Help Topics

Open the online help page.

Choose Language

Select the display language of the application as "English" or "Japanese".
The display language will be switched after the next application is started.

About binid ...

Displays application version information.





Application Settings


Font


Specifies the font to use in the hexadecimal display window.




Color


Specifies the various text and background colors of the hexadecimal display window.


Text Color (Normal)

Normal text color and background color.

Text Color (Select)

The text and background colors of the selected data.

Marker Color 1

The text color and background color of the mark address set for Mark 1 in the mark settings.

Marker Color 2

The text color and background color of the mark address set for Mark 2 in the mark settings.

Marker Color 3

The text color and background color of the mark address set for Mark 3 in the mark settings.

Scale Color

The text and background color of the scale display at the top of the window.

Address Color

The text color and background color of the address display section on the left side of the window.

Differences Color

The text and background colors of differences when comparing windows.



Misc.


(1) Create a backup file

When saving a file, the unsaved file will have a ".bak" extension added and will remain as a separate file.



Set Select Range Dialog




(1) Addres Range

Displays the addresses that can be specified as a selection range.

(2) Select Top

Specifies the starting address of the selection range.

(3) Select End

Specifies the address following the last address in the selection range.

(4) Base Number

Specify whether the addresses entered in the Selection Start Address and Selection End Address fields are in decimal or hexadecimal.

(5) OK

The specified address range is selected and the dialog box is closed.

(6) Cancel

Aborts the configuration and closes the dialog box.



Search Dialog




(1) Search Data

Search data Specify the search data as hexadecimal data or a string.
For hexadecimal data, enter each byte of data separated by a space.

(2) Data Type

Specifies whether the search data entered is hexadecimal data or a string.

(3) Cursor Address

Enter the address in hexadecimal format from which to start the search.

(4) Previous

Searches for the entered search data from the cursor position towards smaller addresses.
The dialog does not close when the search is complete.

(5) Next

Searches for the entered search data from the cursor position toward larger addresses.
The dialog does not close when the search is complete.

(6) Close

Cancels the search and closes the dialog.



Replace Dialog




(1) Search Data

Search data Specify the search data as hexadecimal data or a string.
For hexadecimal data, enter each byte of data separated by a space.

(2) Data Type

Specifies whether the search data entered is hexadecimal data or a string.

(3) Replace Data

Replacement data Specify as hexadecimal data or a string.
For hexadecimal data, enter each byte of data separated by a space.

(4) Replace Type

Specifies whether the replacement data entered is hexadecimal data or a string.

(5) Cursor Address

Enter the address in hexadecimal where you want the replacement to begin.

(6) Previous

Searches for the entered search data from the cursor position towards smaller addresses.
The dialog does not close when the search is complete.

(7) Next

Searches for the entered search data from the cursor position toward larger addresses.
The dialog does not close when the search is complete.

(8) Replace

Replaces the found data with the replacement data.

(9) Continue

Replaces the found data with the replacement data.
After the replacement, search for the next data.

(10) Replace All

Replaces all data that matches the search data with the replacement data.

(11) Close

Aborts the replacement and closes the dialog box.



Compare Dialog




(1) Targets for Comparison

Select the window you want to compare with other currently open windows.

(2) OK

It compares the contents of the specified window and displays a dialog box listing the differences.

(3) Cancel

Aborts the comparison and closes the dialog.



List of Differences Dialog




(1) List of Differences

Compare the files and display a list of addresses that do not match.

(2) Jump

Moves the cursor to the selected address in the difference list.

(3) Cancel

Close the dialog.



Synchro Scroll Dialog




(1) Async Scroll

Displays a list of windows that are not synchronized.

(2) Add

Moves the window selected in the list of unsynchronized windows to the list of synchronized windows.

(3) Release

Moves the window selected in the list of synchronized windows to the list of unsynchronized windows.

(4) All Rerease

Move all windows in the list of synchronized windows to the list of unsynchronized windows.

(5) Sync Scroll

Displays a list of windows to be synchronized.

(6) OK

Sets the window to be synchronously scrolled and closes the dialog.

(7) Cancel

Cancels the synchronous scrolling window settings and closes the dialog box.



Jump Address Dialog




(1) Addres Range

Available addresses are displayed.

(2) Now Address

Displays the address of the current cursor position.

(3) Jump Address

Specifies the new address to which the cursor should move.

(4) Base Number

Specify whether the address you enter for the cursor destination address is in decimal or hexadecimal.

(5) OK

Moves the cursor to the specified address and closes the dialog.

(6) Cancel

Cancels cursor movement and closes the dialog.



Marker List Dialog




(1) Marker List

Available addresses are displayed.

(2) Execute

If a marked address is selected in the mark list, move the cursor to the selected address and close the dialog.
If is selected in the mark list, the mark address setting dialog box will open to add a new mark.

(3) Close

Close the Mark List dialog box.

(4) Modify

When a marked address is selected in the mark list, the Mark Address Settings dialog box opens and you can change the mark contents.

(5) Release

If a marked address is selected in the Mark list, the mark will be removed from the selected address.

(6) All Release

Deletes all marks displayed in the mark list.



Marker Address Setting




(1) Addres Range

Available addresses are displayed.

(2) Address

Specifies the address to be marked.

(3) Color

Select the color of the mark address data in the window.

(4) Base Number

Specify whether the address you entered in Address to Mark is in decimal or hexadecimal.

(5) OK

Saves the changes you made to the mark and closes the dialog box.

(6) Cancel

Cancels the mark setting and closes the dialog box.



Choose Language


Set the display language of the application.



(1) Choose Language

Select the display language of the application from the following languages.

English
Japanese