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beav - A binary editor with Emacs-like keybindings.
| Full Name: | beav-1.40-7.alpha.rpm |
| Source RPM: | beav-1.40-7.src.rpm |
| Version: |
1.40 Release 7 |
| Group:
| Applications/Editors |
| License: | GPL | | Vendor: | Red Hat Software | | Size: | 214 KB |
Description
Beav allows you to edit binary files with almost all of the
capabilities of a screen editor. Beav can edit a file and/or do a
search and replace in hex, ASCII, EBCDIC, octal, decimal, and binary
modes. Data can be displayed in byte, word, or double word formats.
While displaying words or double words, the data can be displayed in
Intel's or Motorola's byte swap format. Data of any length can be
inserted at any point in the file and the source of the data can be
the keyboard, another buffer, or a file. Any displayed data can be
sent to a printer in the displayed format. Finally, beav can even
handle files that are bigger than memory.
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