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ASCII strings are not displayed properly in CPU window

Archer-Dante opened this issue · comments

Operating System

Windows 10 64bit, 19045.3208

x64dbg Version

Apr 11 2024

Describe the issue

ASCII symbols not displayed correctly in CPU window

how does the "hello" string looks like in Olly 1.10
6bMq9GE

how same place looks with x64dbg
GqJ74ZL

Also the bytes somehow grouped wrongly by 0000 instead of one 00 per line

Steps to reproduce

Basically with any file, but it can be triggered with forcing any changes in string.
With olly after restart it fixes itself, but with x64dbg I didn't find any solution

Attachments

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This is an analysis that Olly does. You can achieve the same by selecting the bytes and going to Analysis -> Treat from selection as -> ASCII

Thanks, I've tried it, but it goes only 1 symbol per line\byte, can I somehow display it as whole string like in old olly which classically ends with 00 bytes?

The case also in fact that olly made it automatically while I have to detect the string by myself somehow and only then go to analyze option