Hex Workshop Help
Posted: Sun Mar 29, 2009 8:06 pm
Is there a way to mark a certain number of bytes every certain number of bytes?
If that's not clear, I need to mark 0x3000 bytes at 0x719A000, 0x2000 bytes at 0xB6000, and then 0x1000 bytes every 0xAA000 bytes after 0xB6000.
Right now I'm stuck going to 0x719A000 and deleting 3 4096 byte blocks, then going to 0xB6000 and deleting 2 4096 byte blocks, then going forward 0xAA000 bytes and deleting 4096. After than I do F5, Shit+Ctrl+S (select block), Enter, Delete, 5...rinse repeat. If it's a long file it can take a long time. There has to be a better way.
If that's not clear, I need to mark 0x3000 bytes at 0x719A000, 0x2000 bytes at 0xB6000, and then 0x1000 bytes every 0xAA000 bytes after 0xB6000.
Right now I'm stuck going to 0x719A000 and deleting 3 4096 byte blocks, then going to 0xB6000 and deleting 2 4096 byte blocks, then going forward 0xAA000 bytes and deleting 4096. After than I do F5, Shit+Ctrl+S (select block), Enter, Delete, 5...rinse repeat. If it's a long file it can take a long time. There has to be a better way.