JHexView component by Sebastian Porst (sp@porst.tv), modified by Argent77 and Mingun
JHexView is a Java component for displaying binary data in Java applications like hex editors or memory inspectors.
To see the component in action, please check out screenshots of the hex editor Hexer that uses this component. You can find the screenshots at
http://www.the-interweb.com/serendipity/index.php?/archives/96-Hexer-1.0.0.html
- Displays binary data in decimal and hexadecimal order
- Support for grouping bytes in columns
- Little endian or Big endian display
- Full mouse-wheel support
- Colorize individual bytes according to arbitrary criteria
- Colorize arbitrary ranges of bytes
- Customizable context-menus
- Can work with loaded data or data that must be dynamically loaded from an external source
- Full control over the display colors
Follow instructions on the JHexView JitPack.
- Originally developed by Sebastian Porst (sp@porst.tv): https://github.com/sporst/JHexView
- Modified by Argent77 for Near Infinity: https://github.com/NearInfinityBrowser/JHexView
- License changed to LGPL 2.1 or later by Mingun Currenly maintained at https://github.com/Mingun/JHexView
LGPL 2.1, or (at your option) any later version.