Type & code
Hex dump
A hexadecimal dump: the glyph is dictated by the byte, not the tone.
Controls
- cell
- Height of one dump row, which is also the type size. Column width follows from it
- channel
- Which byte is printed. Brightness is a byte that does not exist in memory — it is computed; red, green and blue are there as they are
- offset
- The address column down the left. It carries no picture, but without it the digits read as a table rather than a dump
- tint
- Colours each pair of digits by the byte it stands for, so the dump carries the picture as well as the numbers
- contrast
- A number from -1 to 1, 0 by default.
- ink
- A colour, #7ee787 by default.
- paper
- A colour, #0d1117 by default.