1DHEX_MARKERS(5) BSD File Formats Manual DHEX_MARKERS(5)
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4 dhex_markers — marker file for dhex
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7 Bookmarks for dhex(1) are stored in marker files. This manpage describes
8 the format of those marker files.
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10 EXAMPLE
11 A typical marker file looks like this:
12 ‘#DHEX MARKERS’
13 ‘#VERSION 0’
14 ‘#lines are all in hex’
15 ‘#relative positions are =, +, -’
16 ‘=0000000000000000’
17 ‘=0000000000001000’
18 ‘=0000000000002000’
19 ‘+0000000000001000’
20 ‘+0000000000002000’
21 ‘-0000000000001000’
22 ‘-0000000000002000’
23 ‘=00000005334ffeba’
24 ‘=00000000DEADBEEF’
25 ‘+000000000000BABE’
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28 In the example above, the file has two sections: A comment section, and a
29 bookmark section.
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31 Comments
32 Comments are indicated with a '#' character. Everything afterwards in a
33 line is being ignored when parsing the file
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35 Bookmark section
36 Bookmarks can be either absolute or relative. Lines with absolute book‐
37 marks are starting with '=', the relative ones with '+' or '-'. The value
38 is a 64 bit hexadecimal one.
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40 There should always be 10 bookmarks per file.
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43 Report bugs to <dettus@dettus.net>. Make sure to include DHEX somewhere
44 in the subject.
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47 Written by Thomas Dettbarn
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50 dhex(1), dhexrc(5), dhex_searchlog(5).
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52BSD May 12, 2012 BSD