RE: Hex Editor - Article Writing Discussion Boards

I would really like to see a article on constraints.

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The original message was:

I would really like to see a article on constraints.

Could you be a bit more specific on what mean by constraints. That term is a bit overloaded.

Thanks.

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The original message was:

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The original message was:

I would really like to see a article on constraints.

Could you be a bit more specific on what mean by constraints. That term is a bit overloaded.

Thanks.

You can find full information for constraints here
http://www.cs.washington.edu/research/constraints/

both hotdraw and the interviews toolkits use a
constraint system.

I see my previous message was munched. So I will try again.

I have some experience with constraints as defined by your references. Feel free to send me some email if you're interested in chatting.

Keith

For some reason the descussion pages did not make my email address available to you. Here are two:

keithr@dsl-only.net (home)
keith.d.rule@tek.com (work)

Keith

There's one important common control missing in Windows: e Hex editor to edit binary values (files or strings). I need one for a freeware application i'm developing. If anyone has something useful, please let me know. If not, i'll have to develop it myself.
Good examples of how it could look are the editor for hex files in visual studio and the editor for hex values in regedit.

There's a great hex editor (MFC source included)

here

It's not an ActiveX control, but the author is somewhat interested in turning it into one. It's completely freeware.
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The original message was:

There's one important common control missing in Windows: e Hex editor to edit binary values (files or strings). I need one for a freeware application i'm developing. If anyone has something useful, please let me know. If not, i'll have to develop it myself.
Good examples of how it could look are the editor for hex files in visual studio and the editor for hex values in regedit.

Another great editor is called Advanced Hex Editor (A.X.E) and is available here
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The original message was:

There's a great hex editor (MFC source included)

here

It's not an ActiveX control, but the author is somewhat interested in turning it into one. It's completely freeware.
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The original message was:

There's one important common control missing in Windows: e Hex editor to edit binary values (files or strings). I need one for a freeware application i'm developing. If anyone has something useful, please let me know. If not, i'll have to develop it myself.
Good examples of how it could look are the editor for hex files in visual studio and the editor for hex values in regedit.