You can do this by choosing to search for hex instead of text. To encode
binary values in the same string as text values, Translhextion uses a special byte-code syntax
developed by Raihan Kibria.
Example:
Here is the find string.<bd:0>FloatValue<fl:-14.56>
This will cause Translhextion to search for a string "Here
is the find string." followed by a zero-byte, then the text
"FloatValue" and a 4-byte float with the value -14.56.
Note that coded binary values will also be transformed by the
"match case" option of the Find command, so if you
search for a byte with the hex value of 0x41 (this is the upper-case
letter "A") with the match-case option disabled, then
Translhextion will also find bytes with the hex value 0x61 (the
lower-case letter "a"). Therefore you should always
search for discrete binary values with case-matching enabled or
you might not get correct results.
Please see Using the special syntax for further information.