
Why is 010 Editor so powerful? Unlike traditional hex editors which only display the raw hex bytes of a file (1), 010 Editor can also parse a file into a hierarchical structure using a Binary Template (2). The results of running a Binary Template are much easier to understand and edit than using just the raw hex bytes.
010 Editor: Pro Text Editor
- Edit text files, XML, HTML, Unicode and UTF-8 files, C/C++ source code, PHP, etc.
- Unlimited undo and powerful editing and scripting tools.
- Huge file support (50 GB+).
- Column mode editing.
010 Editor: World’s Best Hex Editor
- Unequalled binary editing performance for files of any size.
- Use powerful Binary Templates technology to understand binary data.
- Edit 160+ formats.
- Find and fix problems with hard drives, memory keys, flash drives, CD-ROMs, etc.
- Investigate and modify memory from processes.
Binary Templates – Hex Editing to a New Level
Why is 010 Editor so powerful? Unlike traditional hex editors which only display the raw hex bytes of a file (1), 010 Editor can also parse a file into a hierarchical structure using a Binary Template (2). The results of running a Binary Template are much easier to understand and edit than using just the raw hex bytes.
- Binary Templates are easy to write and look similar to C/C++ structs except they may contain if, for, or while statements as well as functions or complex expressions.
- Powerful enough to parse almost any binary file format.
- Can be set to run automatically when files are opened.
Analysis Tools – Drill into your Data
A number of sophisticated tools are included with 010 Editor for analyzing and editing binary files:
- Full Find, Replace, Find in Files, and Replace in Files functionality for many different data types.
- Powerful Binary Comparison tool for analyzing byte-by-byte differences between two files.
- Use the Histogram tool to count byte occurrences and visualize data.
- Computes Check Sum/Hash Algorithms including CRC-16, CRC-32, Adler32, MD2, MD4, MD5, RIPEMD160, SHA-1, SHA-256, TIGER, etc.
Scripting – Automate your Editing
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…plus much more.
- Powerful Workspace view including file explorer.
- Convert data between ASCII, EBCDIC, Unicode, UTF-8, etc.
- Inspector allows data to be quickly interpreted in different formats.
- Mark important bytes using Bookmarks.
- Full integrated expression calculator.
- Apply Highlighting rules to identify bytes in a file.
- Import or export data in Intel Hex Format, Motorola S-Records, Hex Text, C/C++/Java Code, Base64, Uuencoding, RTF, or HTML.
- Printing with full print preview, headers, footers, and margins.
The following is a list of all new features in version 11.0 of 010 Editor:
- Style
- Added new dark and light application themes Starry Sky and Morning Sky (older themes are still available).
- New style for a number of dialogs including an improved Welcome dialog, About dialog, Repository dialog, Options dialog and splash screen.
- Fonts are now more consistently applied across the application on Windows.
- Tool Buttons can be styled now and rendering is improved.
- Clicking on a Tool Button when a popup is shown will hide the popup.
- Table Headers can be styled and rendering is improved.
- Tables have a solid focus indicator instead of a dotted indicator.
- Editor
- New default editor font “Droid Sans Mono”.
- Simplified style for the Text Editor and Hex Editor with a thinner ruler.
- When selecting bytes, the selection color is now blended with the existing colors allowing information to show through the selection.
- The amount of blending for the selection can be adjusted in the Theme/Colors page of the Options dialog.
- In the Hex Editor, improved drawing of colored bytes so that gaps do not appear in the display.
- The bar above each editor has been hidden by default.
- When editing a Script or Template, buttons for Run and Repository are overlaid over the editor in the top right-hand corner.
- Can right-click on the overlaid icons to hide them or use the ‘View > File Bar‘ menu.
- Run Template and Run Script sections are now moved to icons in the Tool Bar by default.
- Edit As and Syntax sections are moved to the Status Bar.
- When scrolled to the right, a Scroll Shadow is now drawn along the left side of the editor (can be turned off in the Options dialog).
- The old-style File Bar can still be shown using ‘View > File Bar > Show Old File Bar‘.
- When editing a Hex file, new options Run Template… and Run Template at Offset were added to the right-click menu.
- The Ruler displays a thicker line at column 80.
- Removed the cursor hourglass display on undo/redo for small operations.
- Hid the Undo/Redo actions from the right-click menu if there is no operation to Undo/Redo.
- Adjusted the wrap line indicator in the left-hand column.
- Can apply a style to the splitter buttons in the editor scroll bar.
- Templates and Scripts
- The ‘local’ keyword can now be used with enums and structs.
- ‘GUID’ is now built-in as a typedef for an array of 16 unsigned bytes with read/write support in the Template Results.
- Templates can now be run at an offset (i.e. at the current cursor position on on a set of selected bytes).
- In the Template Results header a refresh icon is now shown which can be clicked to re-run the Template.
- The Template Results panel splitter renders better when resizing.
- When running a Script or Template that is focused, the editor attempts to make the target data file visible (this can be turned off in the Compiling Options dialog).
- Octal notation \nnn is now supported inside a string where n is from 0..7 (before just \0 was properly supported).
- String assignment with ‘=’ now copies the whole string including null characters.
- Added GUID highlighting to 010.bt syntax highlighter.
- Running Templates at an Offset
- Can right-click on a Hex Editor and choose Run Template at Offset to execute a Template at the current cursor position.
- If a selection is made, Run Template at Offset can be used to run a Template on the current selection.
- Run Template at Offset shows a Run Template dialog with a Run at Offset toggle and field at the bottom.
- Enter the offset to run the Template in the Run at Offset field. The field will automatically be filled with the cursor position or the start of the selection.
- Optionally enable the Limit Size field and enter the number of bytes in the field. The Template will be able to access this number of bytes from the offset.
- The dialog box keeps a history list of the offsets and size limits used.
- The Run Template dialog shows the list of Open, Installed and Recent Templates similar to the Run Template drop-down in the Tool Bar.
- A Template now uses virtual addresses that are relative from the offset. For example, address 0 in the Template corresponds to the file position offset.
- All functions which access addresses use the virtual addressing scheme (e.g. FSeek, FTell, startof).
- All functions which access the size of the file use the size limit (e.g. FEof, FileSize).
- After running a Template at an offset the Template Results header reads ‘Template Results – <filename> @ <offset> | <sizelimit>.
- Clicking the down-arrow to the right of the Template Results header shows a popup menu for changing the offset or clearing the offset.
- Addresses in the Template Results are shown relative to the start of the file by default but can be shown relative to the offset by right-clicking on the Start column and selecting Start Addresses > From Offset.
- Templates and Scripts – Local structs
- The ‘local’ keyword can be used with structs to declare a struct as in regular C.
- Local structs can be used in Scripts as well as Templates but must be declared with the ‘local’ keyword.
- All variables defined inside a local struct are automatically local but sub-structs must still be declared with the ‘local’ keyword.
- Templates and Scripts – Functions
- Added new functions for working with GUIDs: GUIDToString and StringToGUID.
- Added new functions for display formats: GetDisplayFormat and SetDisplayFormat.
- Added new functions for keep file time: GetKeepFileTime and SetKeepFileTime.
- Added new functions for checking status: IsBitfieldLeftToRight, IsBitfieldPaddingEnabled and IsUndoEnabled.
- Added new functions for running Templates at an offset: OffsetGetStart, OffsetSetStart, OffsetGetLimitSize, OffsetSetLimitSize, OffsetClear.
- In the FindInFiles function added an option to follow symbolic links.
- In the AddBookmark function changed arraysize to int64.
- Function GetFileNum now returns -1 if it is called in a Script which has no file target instead of causing a runtime error.
- Tool Bars
- Added new Run Template and Run Script icons which display a drop-down list of Templates or Scripts to run.
- The drop-down list from the Run Templates or Run Scripts icon shows a list of Open, Installed or Recent Templates or Scripts.
- Hid the Change Font and Endian icons in the Tool Bar (can be shown by right-clicking on the Tool Bar and select Font or Endian, and note Endian is still visible in the Status Bar).
- Improved rendering and changed style of some Tool buttons.
- Tool Bars can now be docked to the left or right side of the application.
- Reordered icons in the View tool bar.
- Can change text and disabled text color of tool bar items with the Options dialog.
- Added icons to the Run Template drop-down to open the Template Repository dialog or Run Template at Offset.
- Added an icon to the Run Script drop-down to open the Script Repository dialog.
- Status Bar
- Reorganized the Status bar into 3 sections and changed the style on some operating systems.
- Most Status Bar panels can now be clicked to show a popup menu or change status (clickable panels highlight and show an up-arrow).
- The central section of the status bar shows different information depending if a Text or Hex file is shown.
- For Text files, the central section shows Edit As, Syntax Highlighter, Character Set, Linefeeds, and Tabs (also shows Endian for Unicode character sets).
- For Hex files, the central sections show Edit As, Character Set and Endian.
- Clicking on the Position, Byte Value or Size panel shows a popup used to change units or open the Goto or Set File Size dialogs.
- Binary is no longer shown in the Byte Value panel (moved to Inspector) but can be shown by clicking on the panel and selecting Byte Value Units.
- Commas are shown by default in the File Size panel but can be turned off by left-clicking and selecting File Size Units.
- Clicking on the Edit As panel shows a popup menu to choose a new Edit As (e.g. Text, Hex, Binary, etc.).
- Clicking on the Syntax Highlighting panel shows a popup to choose a new Syntax Highlighter or turn off Syntax Highlighting.
- Syntax Highlighting panel shows ‘Plain’ if no Syntax Highlighter has been chosen.
- Clicking on the Character Set panels shows a popup to select a new character set or convert to a different character set.
- Linefeeds panel now shows ‘CRLF’ for DOS linefeeds 0D0A, ‘LF’ for Unix linefeeds 0A, or ‘CR’ for Mac linefeeds 0D.
- Clicking on the Linefeeds panels shows a popup menu to convert to a different type of linefeed.
- Tabs panel now shows SPC if inserting spaces or TAB if inserting tabs.
- Clicking on the Tabs panel shows a popup menu to change the tab settings.
- Clicking on the Endian panel toggles the endian and no longer shows a popup menu.
- Added more information to hints for the panels.
- Repository
- A Repository icon is displayed in the top-right corner of a Script or Template editor and clicking the icon displays the Repository menu.
- The Repository icon changes depending upon the status of the file (gray means the file is not in the repository and blue means the file is in the repository).
- On the Repository menu, renamed some menu items from ‘Submit File…’ to ‘Submit to Repository…’ and ‘Update’ to ‘Update from Repository…’.
- When editing a Script or Template, the Repository menu can also be accessed from the editor right-click menu.
- On the Help menu added View Repository Status and View Repository History.
- The Repository dialog shows tabs on the bottom and has a new style.
- In the Repository history dialog, the Comment field now displays the description of the file for the initial version.
- Capture Groups / Backreferences
- When doing a Replace operation with Regular Expressions, backreferences (capture groups) can be used in the replace string.
- Brackets ( and ) can be used in a Regular Expression to create a capture group.
- Use \1 up to \9, or $1 up to $9 to reference capture groups 1 through 9.
- Use \k<n> or ${n} where n is any integer to reference capture group 10 or higher.
- Named capture groups can be created in a Regular Expression using (?<name>…)
- A backreference to a named capture group can be created with \k<name> or ${name} in the replace string.
- Used capture group \0 or $0 to reference the text matching the whole regular expression.
- The codes \t, \n, \r, \a, \e, \f, \v, and \xHH can now be used in the replace string.
- Debugging
- When the debugger is active, the Continue, Stop, and Step icons are overlaid on the top-right corner of the Script or Template being debugged.
- The Debug Tool Bar is now hidden by default but can be shown with ‘View > Tool Bars > Debug‘.
- By default only a Pause button is displayed in the Tool Bar which can be used to pause or stop a running Script or Template.
- The icon was changed to a double-arrow for Continue.
- Breakpoint indicators were resized and fixed for drawing issues.
- Workspace
- Added a Table header with File and Path sections to the Workspace to be more consistent with other tabs.
- Modified files are now shown as bold (can turn this off by right-clicking on the Workspace and selecting Options).
- Only show icons now for Scripts, Templates, Drives and Processes (removed file icon for regular files).
- Possible to display folders with bold text (right-click on the Workspace and select Options).
- Inspector
- ‘Binary’ and ‘GUID’ have been added to the Inspector.
- The Inspector.bt file has been added to the Repository which can be used to customize the Inspector.
- Find and Replace
- Added new Find Next/Previous icons.
- Tool buttons in Find Bars work better with popup issues fixed.
- In Find in Files, added an option Follow Symbolic Links. Turning this off ignores directories that are symbolic links.
- In the Find Bar, text is now not automatically converted to uppercase before being displayed in the bar.
- Lines used to resize sections of the Find bar are now drawn as solid instead of dotted.
- General
- In the Calculator, when multiplying two integers the multiplication is now done as an int64 to prevent overflow.
- Added ‘View > Linefeeds > Show Wrap Line‘ to allow drawing a wrap line even when wrapping is turned off.
- ‘View > Character Set > Use Default Char Set‘ menu option now includes the name of Edit As to be more clear.
- When a license for a previous version of 010 Editor is entered in the Register dialog, clicking the ‘Check License’ button displays the greatest version the license can run.
- Renamed ‘File Interface’ to ‘Edit As’ in the interface and the documentation.
- Each Dock Header now highlights when the mouse is placed over them when they are docked.
- Added ‘View > Status Bar > Byte Value Units‘ to control what is displayed in the Status Bar Byte Value panel.
- Reordered the ‘View > Font‘ menu.
- Added the ‘View > File Bar‘ menu.
- Added Insert Tabs to the ‘View > View Tabs/Whitespace‘ menu.
- On macOS removed the ‘View > Show Tab Bar‘ menu option.
- The tear marker on File Tabs is easier to see.
- Improved style and drawing in the Explorer tab.
- Clear All Bookmarks action now asks for confirmation before proceeding.
- Added scroll bars to the tutorial for long pages.
- Options
- New style for the Options dialog.
- Scroll bars are automatically displayed now when resizing the dialog.
- Renamed File Interface page to Edit As.
- Renamed Keyboard page to Shortcuts.
- On the Fonts page added Application Font and Dock Header Font.
- On the Fonts page added Set Old Editor Fonts button to set editor fonts to fonts used in previous versions of 010 Editor.
- On the Editor page added Show Shadow when Horizontally Scrolled option.
- On the Edit As page the names of the linefeeds have changed.
- On the Compiling page added Show Target File after Running Script/Template.
- On the Theme/Colors page added new styles Starry Sky and Morning Sky.
- On the Theme/Colors page older styles are listed in the —–Older Themes—– section.
- On the Theme/Colors page added option for native drawing of Tool Buttons and Table Headers.
- On the Theme/Colors page some colors have an opacity slider for blending with the background color (0% means transparent and 100% means fully opaque).
- On the File Dialogs page the directory for Open File, Open Template and Open Script can be set to Current File Location / Last Used Directory or Current File Location / Last Used ??? Directory.
- Added Application colors: Dock Header Highlighted.
- Added Tool Bar colors: Button Highlighted, Button Selected, Button Down, Text and Disabled Text.
- Added Status Bar colors: Status Bar Highlighted, Status Bar Line.
- Added Dock Window colors: Explorer Fields.
- Added Table colors: Header, Header Outline, Header Highlight, Grid Lines, and Selected Cell.
- Added App Bar color: App Bar Splitter.
- Added Editor colors: Wrap Line, Splitter Button and Scroll Shadow.
- Manual
- Changed help viewer style and icons to better match main application.
- Reorganized Templates and Scripts manual section to include a Language Reference.
- Fixed the help viewer now does a better job picking an initial size.
- Bugs
- Fixed casting uint64 to double was only casting the lower 32 bits (note that casting int64 to double works fine).
- Fixed a memory leak in Templates with a lot of variables.
- Fixed the FileSave function reported a problem reopening a file after saving to a different name.
- Fixed a rendering problem with the Hex Editor when dragging the application between monitors with different DPI settings.
- Fixed a possible crash in a script using Quick Watch to check the value of an item in an array.
- Fixed the size of a string was not updating properly in the Template Results when the string was expanded while debugging.
- Fixed on macOS some text could be hard to read in macOS dark mode.
- Fixed on macOS the Find Options dialog in the Floating Tab Group could sometimes be displayed behind the window.
- Fixed in the Quick Watch window some drop-downs for enums were not working properly.
- Fixed some drawing issues with drawing breakpoints when scrolling.
- Fixed certain cases where the text in a message dialog box could be cut off.
- Fixed Copy as Java Code should not include the array size and changed datatype to byte.
- Fixed the button to expand tool bars was too hard to see on a dark theme.
- Fixed some issues drawing the ruler on high-DPI displays.
- Fixed an issue with the width of the editor scroll bars on some systems.
- Fixed deleting a single byte in the Text editor should not show a status bar message.
- Fixed string assignment in a Script or Template was losing characters after a null was included in a string.
- Fixed a file in the Floating Tab Group could lose focus when clicking some icons.
- Fixed possible scrolling issue in the Hex Editor using PageUp/PageDown when Line Width Auto is used.
- Fixed possible crash with unterminated strings in Scripts or Templates.
- Fixed Copy as HTML should not copy line numbers if the line numbers are hidden.
- Fixed hints for Tool Buttons were not displayed when the Floating Tab Group was focused.
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