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Edit ➙ Text insert...
This command saves a text in ASCII or in hexadecimal
format into a selected memory location. Ends of lines can
be coded as NULL, CR, LF or CR+LF characters.
Individual bytes can be inserted as well as saved in
RETLW instructions (this applies only to the code/main
memory working with Microchip microcontrollers).
Note:Microchip PIC RETLW instruction means return with
a constant value in the work register – this instruction is
frequently used for creating tables.
If the Text insert... command is called, the program
presets the selected memory and the starting cell
according to the current window and the selected cell.
Edit ➙ Fill selected location with
RETLW
This command fills the selected Microchip
microcontroller's memory location with RETLW.
The command can be called only from an open HEX
editor. It is also available through the context menu (right
mouse click) in the editor.
A memory location can be selected by holding the Shift
key and clicking by mouse or moving by means of the
cursor keys (arrows). For further information on
highlighting a location see HEX Editor Windows.
View Menu
View ➙ Code/main memory
This command opens or closes the code/main memory
HEX editor window. For more on HEX editors see HEX
Editor Windows.
View ➙ Data memory
This command opens or closes the data memory HEX
editor window. For more on HEX editors see HEX Editor
Windows.
View ➙ Boot memory
This command opens or closes the boot memory HEX
editor window. For more on HEX editors see HEX Editor
Windows.
View ➙ Configuration memory
This command opens or closes the configuration memory
HEX editor window. For more on HEX editors see HEX
Editor Windows.
View ➙ Console
This command opens or closes the console, where the UP
can write details about programming.
View ➙ Display code/main memory
Keyboard shortcut: Alt+F10
This command displays the code/main memory HEX
editor. If it is already displayed, it moves it to the front
(the editor gets focus). For more on HEX editors see HEX
Editor Windows.
View ➙ Display data memory
Keyboard shortcut: Alt+F11
This command displays the data memory HEX editor. If it
is already displayed, it moves it to the front (the editor
gets focus). For more on HEX editors see HEX Editor
Windows.
View ➙ Display configuration
memory
Keyboard shortcut: Alt+F12
This command displays the configuration memory HEX
editor. If it is already displayed, it moves it to the front
(the editor gets focus). For more on HEX editors see HEX
Editor Windows.