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files. Using this tool you can exactly know the meaning of each bit/byte of
your files. With direction keys, you can navigate in the field tree. The key
'h' will disable 'human display' and switch to 'raw display'. It's sometime
useful when you would like to compare hexadecimal data and Hachoir
reprensentation.
Website: http://bitbucket.org/haypo/hachoir/wiki/hachoir-urwid
Startup options
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* --preload=10: Load 10 fields when loading a new field set
* --path="/header/bpp": Open the specified path and focus on the field
Usefull keys
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Move:
* up/down: move up/down
* home: go to parent
* end: go to the last field of a field set
* left/right: horizontal scrolling
Setup display:
* h: most important option :-) switch between human display (default)
and raw value
* v / d / s: show or hide field value / description / size
* a: switch between relative (default) and absolute address
* b: switch between address in decimal (default) and hexadecimal
Interaction:
* enter: on a field set, expand/collaspe the children
* space: parse a file/stream contained in the current field
Application:
* q: quit
* < / >: previous / next tab
* + / -: move separator vertically
* esc or CTRL+W: close current tab
* F1: display help
Getting help
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Command line options: use --help option.
In hachoir-use, use F1 key to get help (keyboard keys).
What's new in hachoir-urwid 1.1?
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* Use the new getFieldType() method of hachoir-core 1.2 to display better
informations about the field type, eg. shows the string charset
What's new in hachoir-urwid 1.0?
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Version 1.0.1
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* Only use hachoir_core.profiler with --profiler command line option
so 'profiler' Python module is now optional
* Set shebang to "#!/usr/bin/python"
Version 1.0
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* Compatible with hachoir-core 1.0 and hachoir-parser 1.0
* Set default of preload to 15 (instead of 3)
What's new in hachoir-urwid 0.9.0?
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Changes:
* Fixes to support latest version of urwid
* Updates to last version of hachoir-core and hachoir-parser (eg. use
HachoirParserList class to display parser list)
* Replace command line option --force-mime with --parser (value is now the
parser identifier and not a MIME type)
* Add command line options --hide-value and --hide-size
What's new in hachoir-urwid 0.8.0?
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* CTRL+E write field content to a file
* CTRL+X create a stream from a field a write it into a file
* Update to hachoir-core 0.8.0 (changes in input streams)
and hachoir-parser 0.9.0 (way to choose the right parser)
* Update to urwid 0.9.7.2 (use Unicode string)
* Add option 'profile-display' to use Python profiler
What's new in hachoir-urwid 0.7.1?
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* setup.py doesn't depdend on hachoir-core, nor hachoir-parser, not urwid
* setup.py uses distutils by default (and not setuptools)
What's new in hachoir-urwid 0.7?
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* Support invalid unicode filename
* Support decompression of a subfile
* Better managment of "raw display"
* Add command line option --parser-list
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