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Edit Menu

Currently in KDE 4.4 simple copy and cut send data to the clipboard with the mimetype "application/octetstream", Klipper is not able to display this data. And almost all other applications cannot handle this, too, as this is simply raw data. So also see for the Copy as submenu.

Edit → Undo (Ctrl+Z)

Undo the last action.

Edit → Redo (Ctrl+Shift+Z)

Redo the last undone action.

Edit → Cut (Ctrl+X)

Delete the selected bytes and copy them to the clipboard.

Edit → Copy (Ctrl+C)

Copy the selected bytes to the clipboard.

Edit → Paste (Ctrl+V)

Insert the cut or copied bytes in the clipboard.

Edit → Copy as

Copy the selected bytes to the clipboard...

  • Values: ... encoded as byte values.

  • Plain Text: ... encoded as characters.

  • Base64: ... encoded in the Base64 format.

  • C array: ... defined as an array in the programming language C.

  • View in Plain Text: ... as in the data view with offset, byte values and characters.

Edit → Insert
Insert Pattern...

Insert a specified string of bytes at the cursor.

Options in the dialog box allow you to specify the number of insertion of the pattern and it's format (Hexadecimal, Decimal, Octal, Binary, Character(s) or UTF-8).

Edit → Select All (Ctrl+A)

Select the entire byte array.

Edit → Deselect (Ctrl+Shift+A)

Deselect the current selection.

Edit → Select Range... (Ctrl+E)

Opens an embedded dialog to enter the range to select.

Edit → Overwrite Mode (Ins)

Switch between Insert mode and Overwrite mode.

Note

Overwrite mode is implemented to be very strict, it is not possible to change the size of the data (no appending or removing of bytes).

Edit → Find... (Ctrl+F)

Find a specified pattern in the document. Hexadecimal, decimal, octal, binary or text patterns can be searched for.

Options in the dialog box allow you to specify the starting point, direction and range of the search.

Edit → Find Next (F3)

Find the next instance of the Find pattern.

If there isn't a pattern specified, the dialog box will be shown.

Edit → Find Previous (Shift+F3)

Find the previous instance of the Find pattern.

If there isn't a pattern specified, the dialog box will be shown.

Edit → Replace... (Ctrl+R)

Replace the find pattern with a different pattern.

Edit → Goto Offset... (Ctrl+G)

Move the cursor to a specified offset.