Intel Hex is listed on the Language list.

Uninstalled NPP and installed 7.8.9 64 bit - still no highlighting. Open the same file on my desktop running the same version - no highlighting ? That option on the write text to file was intended for that situation.I have NPP 7.8.7 on my laptop and opening an Intel Hex file shows nice colour highlighting. SO when you wanted to print something normal (no bold) each line would end in to return to the left side of the paper and advance the paper one line. TO move the paper to the next line you would do a. Read the help for the write text to file and the options.īack in the day ASR-33 teletypes, it was possible to get 'bold' text by just doing a and type the line again. Or you can just turn off the 'Convert EOL' on the string write. Just make sure the 'prepend array or string size' is set to FALSE. So the value got converted quite a Maybe better to use a straight out write binary. Very nice catch! And there are a bunch of 0x0D0A in that file.

Please see reply #8 were crosrulz note the flavor of 'write' he was using that could be corrupting the file. If you transform the data file by removing those extraneous (you can't remove by itself, since it is also a potentially valid Hex binary quantity, 0x0A, and, indeed, 0x0D0A is also valid, but statsistically unlikely in a pure non-Ascii Binary File), and then run the (corrected) Read routine I posted, it now gets a very nice and consistent set of data, ending just at the 'Stanford Research Systems' Ascii string at the very end of the file. It is entirely unclear how a binary file got additional characters added, except when the file got 'text-ified', perhaps the routine saw, which is just a Hex character (0x0D) and said 'Oops, that needs to be turned into for this PC' and added the extra 'noise'.

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