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Possible to group bytes?
See original GitHub issueHi, I want to use the hex editor control to group some bytes into custom groups. Just like in cheat-engine Memory View 4byte display mode For example I have:
30 17 b5 a2 5d 7c bc b0 ...
Then I want to make it so I can group the first 4 bytes and display them as an Int32.
(So the first 4 bytes are hidden, and the space they left is filled by one big integer).
I also want to have fine-grained control over what bytes get grouped into what group.
So for example I want to group byte 0-4 into an Int32, and then leave 1 byte as it is, then group 6-7 into a custom display…
I’m experienced with wpf but I’m not sure about the best/intended workflow. Can you give a rough outline of how one could accomplish this? @abbaye
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I see, so derive from IByteControl. Thank you for your input, I will try that and report back 😃
if you have questions please let me know