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FILEOBJ(1) FreeBSD General Commands Manual FILEOBJ(1)

fileobj - ncurses based hex editor with vi interface

fileobj [options]... [paths]...

fileobj [options]... [paths[@offset:length]]...

fileobj [options]... [paths[@offset-(offset+length)]]...

ncurses(3) based hex editor with vi interface.

--version

Print version and exit.

-h, --help

Print help message and exit.

-R

Use read-only mode.

-B

Use Python bytes based buffer for regular files. This option is required to insert or delete bytes on some platforms.

-o=[<number_of_windows>]

Initially assign buffers given by paths to horizontally split windows. When <number_of_windows> is omitted, assign one window for each buffer.

-O=[<number_of_windows>]

Initially assign buffers given by paths to vertically split windows. When <number_of_windows> is omitted, assign one window for each buffer.

--bytes_per_line=<bytes_per_line>, --bpl=<bytes_per_line>

Set number of bytes printed per line. Available <bytes_per_line> formats are digit, "max", "min" and "auto". "auto" sets the value to maximum 2^N that fits in the terminal width. Defaults to "auto".

--bytes_per_window=<bytes_per_window>, --bpw=<bytes_per_window>

Set number of bytes printed per window. Available <bytes_per_window> formats are digit, "even" and "auto". "even" sets all windows to have the same size. Defaults to "auto".

--bytes_per_unit=<bytes_per_unit>, --bpu=<bytes_per_unit>

Set number of bytes printed per unit. Defaults to "1".

--no_text

Disable text window.

--no_mouse

Disable mouse events.

--no_color

Disable color for buffer contents.

--force

Ignore warnings which can be ignored.

--verbose

Enable verbose mode.

--test_screen

Enter ncurses(3) screen test mode.

--test_mouse

Enter ncurses(3) mouse test mode.

--test_color

Enter ncurses(3) color test mode.

--list_color

Print list of available screen colors and exit. "r:g:b" format is printed if a terminal supports it.

--env

Print list of environment variables and exit.

--command

Print list of editor commands and exit. Also see :help.

--sitepkg

Print python(1) site-package directory and exit.

--md=[<hash_algorithm>]

Print message digest of files using <hash_algorithm> and exit. Defaults to "sha256".

--blkcmp

Compare contents of files and exit.

--blkdump=[<dump_type>]

Print contents of files to stdout and exit. Available <dump_type> options are "text" and "raw". Defaults to "text".

--blkscan=[<scan_type>]

Print file offsets of matched logical blocks and exit. Available <scan_type> options are "zero", "nonzero", "ff", "nonff", "file:</path/to/file>", "FILE:</path/to/file>", "<hash_algorithm>:<value>" and "<hash_algorithm>". Defaults to "zero".

--concatenate

Handle paths as a single concatenated file in a given order. Currently supported by --md, --blkdump and --blkscan.

--lsblk

Print list of block devices and exit. This prints character devices on some platforms.

FILEOBJ_USE_READONLY

If defined, use read-only mode (equivalent to -R).

FILEOBJ_USE_BYTES_BUFFER

If defined, use Python bytes based buffer for regular files (equivalent to -B).

FILEOBJ_USE_ASCII_EDIT

If defined, use ASCII edit mode (equivalent to :set ascii). Defaults to binary edit mode if undefined.

FILEOBJ_USE_IGNORECASE

If defined, search operation is case-insensitive (equivalent to :set ic). Defaults to case-sensitive if undefined.

FILEOBJ_USE_SIPREFIX

If defined, use 10^3(K) for kilo (equivalent to :set si). Defaults to 2^10(Ki) if undefined.

FILEOBJ_USE_WRAPSCAN

If set to "false", search does not wrap around the end of the buffer (equivalent to :set nows). Defaults to wrap around if undefined.

FILEOBJ_USE_TEXT_WINDOW

If set to "false", do not use text window. Defaults to use text window if undefined.

FILEOBJ_USE_MOUSE_EVENTS

If set to "false", do not use mouse events. Defaults to use mouse events if undefined.

FILEOBJ_USE_COLOR

If set to "false", do not use color for buffer contents (equivalent to --no_color). This set to "false" is equivalent to FILEOBJ_COLOR_ZERO, FILEOBJ_COLOR_FF, FILEOBJ_COLOR_PRINT, FILEOBJ_COLOR_DEFAULT, FILEOBJ_COLOR_OFFSET set to "none" or "white". Defaults to use color if undefined.

FILEOBJ_USE_UNIT_BASED

If defined, editor operations are on per unit basis where possible. Defaults to on per byte basis.

FILEOBJ_USE_BACKUP

If defined, create backup files under ~/.fileobj. Backup files start with '.'. Only applies to regular files.

FILEOBJ_USE_TRUNCATE_SHRINK

If defined, allow :truncate to shrink truncate. Defaults to disallow.

FILEOBJ_USE_LINE_SCROLL

If set to "false", enable page scroll mode. Defaults to line scroll mode.

FILEOBJ_USE_LOWER_CASE_HEX

If defined, use lower case for alphabets in hexadecimal. Defaults to upper case.

FILEOBJ_BUFFER_SIZE

Set custom buffer size if larger than 0. Defaults to 0.

FILEOBJ_LOGICAL_BLOCK_SIZE

Set custom logical block size if larger than 0. Defaults to 0.

FILEOBJ_ENDIANNESS

If set to "little" or "big", set endianness for multi-bytes data (equivalent to :set le and :set be). Defaults to host endian if undefined.

FILEOBJ_ADDRESS_RADIX

If set to "16", "10" or "8", show address in either hexadecimal, decimal or octal (equivalent to :set address). Defaults to "16" if undefined.

FILEOBJ_BYTES_PER_LINE

Set number of bytes printed per line (equivalent to --bytes_per_line and :set bytes_per_line).

FILEOBJ_BYTES_PER_WINDOW

Set number of bytes printed per window (equivalent to --bytes_per_window and :set bytes_per_window).

FILEOBJ_BYTES_PER_UNIT

Set number of bytes printed per unit (equivalent to --bytes_per_unit and :set bytes_per_unit).

FILEOBJ_COLOR_CURRENT

Set color for current cursor and window. Defaults to "black,green" if undefined. Set blank string to disable. See --list_color for available colors.

FILEOBJ_COLOR_ZERO

Set color for bytes with a value of 0x00. Defaults to "green" if undefined. Set blank string to disable. See --list_color for available colors.

FILEOBJ_COLOR_FF

Set color for bytes with a value of 0xff. Defaults to "magenta" if undefined. Set blank string to disable. See --list_color for available colors.

FILEOBJ_COLOR_PRINT

Set color for printable bytes. Defaults to "cyan" if undefined. Set blank string to disable. See --list_color for available colors.

FILEOBJ_COLOR_DEFAULT

Set default color for buffer contents. Defaults to "none" if undefined. See --list_color for available colors.

FILEOBJ_COLOR_VISUAL

Set color for visual region. Defaults to "red,yellow" if undefined. Set blank string to disable. See --list_color for available colors.

FILEOBJ_COLOR_OFFSET

Set color for offsets in editor windows. Defaults to "none" if undefined. See --list_color for available colors.

FILEOBJ_DISAS_ARCH

Set architecture name to use for d command. Defaults to "x86" if undefined, and currently only "x86" is supported.

FILEOBJ_DISAS_PRIVATE

Set FILEOBJ_DISAS_ARCH specific data for d command. Defaults to use 64 bit mode on x86 if undefined.

~/.fileobj

A directory automatically created by fileobj(1). Note that on Windows, name of files automatically created under this directory end with ".txt".

~/.fileobj/cstruct

A default path for configuration file for :cstruct. Automatically created.

~/.fileobj/env

A file to specify environment variables via file at runtime. Existing environment variables take precedence over the file contents. Automatically created.

~/.fileobj/history

A JSON file which contains history of executed editor commands. Automatically created.

~/.fileobj/log

A text file which contains logged messages. Automatically created.

~/.fileobj/marks

A JSON file which contains per-file marks marked by an editor command. Automatically created.

~/.fileobj/session

A JSON file which contains session information. Automatically created.

~/.fileobj/.YYYY-MM-DD-HH-MM-SS.name.bak

Temporary backup file format.

Tomohiro Kusumi <kusumi.tomohiro@gmail.com>

May 12, 2025 FILEOBJ 0.8.7

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