In my quest to become more proficient with C#, I have undertaken the task of programming my own hex editor. So far, it is just a basic outputting of the addresses, hex codes, and the text dump. Also, as I have noticed something else named "VHex" already exists for viewing files, I will be renaming this program...
Version 1.0: Basic hex editor created as a windows form that takes any file as input and outputs the hex and the text dump to the screen. At this point, it can only view small files, and cannot edit or save.
Current Issues: Program Crashes if file it is opening is very large.
Proposed Features: Making it actually able to edit the hex values and save the file. Also, would like to
add features for searching for strings, hex values, AND relational searches (since WindHex and Thingy/Thingy32 aren't always flawless on newer 64-bit Windows Machines).
Notes: I will not be releasing this for download until I make it able to read any size file properly without crashing. Also, at this point, I need to make it more efficient. It runs too slowly for my tastes, and I know it can be done faster.