If the search failed, a message (``notfound') tells you so. If the string is found, the cursor is moved tothe beginning of the matching location. SearchingYou can search for a string in ASCII or in hexadecimal.
The solution is to use the quoted insertfunction Ctrl+Q, the key after the quoted insert function is not processedby hexedit (like emacs' quoted-insert, or like the character in C). When editing in ascii, you can find it difficult to enter characters like / which are bound to a function. The first time you hit an unbound key, the help pops up.It won't pop again unless you call the help directly (with F1). When editing in hexadecimal, only 0, 1., 9, a, b., f, A, B. The modifications are shown in bold until they are saved.The modeline indicates whether you have modified the file or not. O Ctrl+C - unconditional quit (without saving). O Esc+T - truncate the file at the current location O Esc+I, F12 - fill the selection with a string O Esc+Y, F11 - save previously copied region to a file. O Ctrl+Y, Insert, F8 - paste (yank) previously copied region. O Esc+W, Delete, F7 - copy selected region. O Ctrl+Space, F9 - set mark where cursor is.
O Esc+Ctrl+H - undo the modifications made on the previous bytes. O Backspace, Ctrl+H - undo the modifications made on the previous byte. O Ctrl+L - redisplay (refresh) the display (usefull when your terminal screws up). O Esc+L - display the page starting at the current cursor position. O Return - go to a sector in the file if -sector is used, otherwise goto a position in the file. O Ctrl+G, F4 - go to a position in the file. O /, Ctrl+S - search forward (in ASCII or in hexadecimal, use TAB to change).
O Tab, Ctrl+T - toggle between ASCII and hexadecimal. O Ctrl+Q - read next input character and insert it (this is useful forinserting control characters and bound keys). Ctrl+U, Ctrl+_, Ctrl+/ - undo all (forget the modifications).
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