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Please harmonize the "jump signs" #815

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jvoisin opened this issue Jul 2, 2016 · 5 comments
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Please harmonize the "jump signs" #815

jvoisin opened this issue Jul 2, 2016 · 5 comments
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enhancement The issue requests an enhancement to an existing feature. good first issue The issue has a limited scope and is good for new developers. gui The issue is about the GUI of x64dbg.

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jvoisin commented Jul 2, 2016

different jump sizes

Currently, x64dbg it using > and a custom red v, it would be great to replace > with a red thingy :)

@mrexodia mrexodia added enhancement The issue requests an enhancement to an existing feature. gui The issue is about the GUI of x64dbg. good first issue The issue has a limited scope and is good for new developers. labels Jul 4, 2016
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mrexodia commented Jul 4, 2016

Also maybe remove those rather pointless dots?

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prolium commented Jul 5, 2016

@mrexodia i thought they had different meanings !
isn't the red ones v indicate that this instruction will branch, while the black ones > indicate that there are references to this instruction ?!

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mrexodia commented Jul 5, 2016

Yes indeed but this issue refers to the custom drawing of the references
thing.
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@mrexodia https://github.com/mrexodia i thought they had different
meanings !
isn't the red ones v indicate that this instruction will branch, while
the black ones > indicate that there are references to this instruction ?!


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wynick27 commented Jul 11, 2016

Currently the indicator has the same meaning as ollydbg, > means jump reference, $ means call reference, . means analyzed(inside a known function). By the time this part was written, encodemap is not implemented, . indicator should be set if the current instruction has analysis info (encode type other than enc_unknown).

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Yes but he was referring to custom drawing them instead of displaying text.
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Currently the indicator has the same meaning as ollydbg, > means jump
reference, $ means call reference, . means analyzed(inside a known
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