Hiew is a research and reverse-engineer toolkit for Windows
(could be run on Wine
in macOS
or Linux
).
Hiew could be extended by plugins, so called Hiew External Modules, HEM
.
There is a collection of plugins released by various authors.
At first you need to prepare Hem
folder to place there new modules, then you need to specify that newly created folder in Hiew configuration file.
-
Create
Hem
subfolder inHiew
folder.> cd C:\Hiew mkdir Hem
-
Set
Hem
path inHiew
config filehiew8.ini
:
>
notepad hiew8.ini
add option HemPath
to hiew8.ini
:
[HiewIni 5.03]
HemPath = "C:\Hiew\Hem\" ; Path to folder with Hiew External Modules
- Create
configuration file
with module shortcuts for 'HEM' manager
>
cd Hem
echo [HemKeys 7.45]>hemkeys.ini
For example, we have HEM named Sample
, filename Sample.hem
:
- Create
Sample
subfolder inHem
folder (for ex.Hiew\Hem\Sample
)
cd C:\Hiew\Hem
mkdir Sample
- Place
Sample.hem
inHiew\Hem\Sample
folder.
To add keyboard shortcut (optional), add to hemkeys.ini
in Hem
folder:
[HemKeys 7.45]
s: Sample
Where:
s
- Shortcut, letters
Sample
- name of the module as it's listed in HEM menu inHiew
Launch Hiew
, press F11
(Hiew External Modules
menu), select and run (Enter) required module.
If you added shortcut as described above, you can just press F11, then assigned letter.
For the next time, previously selected module will be highlighted in the modules list.
- ⬆️ and ⬇️,
Enter
F11
- for quick run of previously executed module, so you could pressF11
twice to run last module again:F11, F11
- 🔡
letter
- if you setup shortcut for module
See Collection
Licenses of listed modules may not conform with repo license itself. Please, check licenses of corresponding modules.