Install
dotnet add package AvaloniaHex --version 0.1.10
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README
AvaloniaHex
This is a(n experimental) hex editor control for the Avalonia UI framework.

Features
- Display binary data in hex, binary, and ASCII. Extensible with custom column rendering.
- Adjust the displayed bytes per line manually or automatically.
- Modify binary documents in-place or resize documents dynamically.
- Support for documents with non-contiguous backing buffers and/or non-zero base addresses. Useful for documents with "gaps" (e.g., memory views).
- Many style customization options available with default Light and Dark themes.
- Custom syntax (byte) highlighting.
- Support for memory mapped files.
Binaries
Quick Start Guide
After installing the AvaloniaHex dependency, add the default control styles to your App.axaml:
<Application xmlns="https://github.com/avaloniaui" ... >
<Application.Styles>
...
<StyleInclude Source="avares://AvaloniaHex/Themes/Simple/AvaloniaHex.axaml"/>
</Application.Styles>
</Application>
Then, add the HexEditor control to your window:
<Window
xmlns:avaloniaHex="clr-namespace:AvaloniaHex;assembly=AvaloniaHex"
xmlns:rendering="clr-namespace:AvaloniaHex.Rendering;assembly=AvaloniaHex"
...>
<avaloniaHex:HexEditor FontFamily="Cascadia Code,JetBrains Mono,Monospace,monospace">
<!-- Define columns to display -->
<avaloniaHex:HexEditor.Columns>
<rendering:OffsetColumn />
<rendering:HexColumn />
<rendering:AsciiColumn />
</avaloniaHex:HexEditor.Columns>
</avaloniaHex:HexEditor>
</Window>
To display a file in the control, assign the Document property:
HexEditor editor = ...;
editor.Document = new MemoryBinaryDocument(File.ReadAllBytes(@"C:\Path\To\File.bin"));
See examples for more details.
License
MIT
Changes from Previous Version
No structural changes between v0.1.9 and v0.1.10.
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