Hexes is a hex editor for the TI-84 Plus CE I've been working on the last few days. It can view ROM, and edit RAM, and display sprites at the cursor location, along with file opening/highlighting.
Download link for v1.0.0 here
Looks flashy, I like the colour scheme a lot actually.
I noticed in the readme it has: `[X,T,θ,n]`:** Draw sprite at cursor location.
What does that mean?
tr1p1ea wrote:
Looks flashy, I like the colour scheme a lot actually.
I noticed in the readme it has: `[X,T,θ,n]`:** Draw sprite at cursor location.
What does that mean?
It takes the first 2 bytes at the cursor location as width and height, and displays a sprite with those dimensions using the data that comes after. I should probably clarify that more in the readme.
As for the color scheme, here's how it is displayed: null bytes:red, values less than 20h: magenta/purple, 20h-7Fh (displayable ASCII characters): white, and all other values are blue and represented as a dot.
Ahh ok that makes sense, a nice feature. Well done 😊
v1.0.1 is now out!
Download here!!!
Changelog:
- Added the ability to edit file other than programs and appvars.
- Changed the current memory section text.
Yeah not much for this update :/
What feature would you like to be added next?
How do you edit programs with it?
Coder_2917 wrote:
How do you edit programs with it?
After opening the program, press F2, labeled "File". Press the up arrow to change the type to program, and enter the program name. Press enter. You should be taken to a section of data highlighted in a dark blue background, that is the program data. (Note. This highlighting will not work if you try to open a variable other than an AppVar, Program, String, or Equation, but you can still access and edit them just fine.)
In order to actually edit the bytes, place the cursor on top of the byte you want to change, and press [tan] to increase the byte value, and [)] to decrease it. The value, if changed, will show up in blue at the bottom of the screen marked with "Val:". To submit the value, press 2nd. The change should appear at the cursor location.
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