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@@ -49,6 +49,20 @@ don't file expectations. **Use at your own risk.** offset), rename (`n`), retype (`y`), comment (`;`), incremental search (`/` `?`), history (`back`), hex view (`\`), and `home`/`end`/`shift+home` line motions. +- **Literal formats** (`o`, IDA's own key): cycle how the number under the + cursor is displayed — hex → decimal → binary → character → offset → IDA's + own choice, `O` to go the other way. Only the stops that make sense for that + value are visited (no `char` unless it prints as one, no `offset` unless the + target is something you could name), so no press is a silent no-op. It works + in the pseudocode too, on Hex-Rays' separate number formats. The opcode-bytes + column, which used to own `o`, moved to `B`. + + A line usually holds more than one literal (`test byte ptr [rsi+rax*2+1], 20h` + has two), so **the one the cursor is on is marked** — that mark is what `o` + changes, and it keeps up as the text reflows (`0x30` ↔ `48` move everything + after them). Land on something with no format of its own — a register — and it + says so and names the operand that does, rather than quietly reformatting a + different one. - A **functions panel** (fuzzy symbol palette on `Ctrl+N`), a **strings browser** (`"`, filterable, Enter jumps to the literal), **hex viewer**, **struct editor**, and inline **make code/data/function/string** edits. |