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| Print64 |
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Posted by: ardentcrest - 2015-02-28, 01:11 AM - Forum: Help & Support
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Need help to make this work with print 64.
This one, Jose I can not do myself. 
Code: if rowx=0 then print: printat64(14,2):print64(xx$;" "):goto NetJump1 : end if
FOR ii = 0 TO rowx : print at 22,ii;chr$(peek (@MyLabel + ii)); : NEXT ii : print xx$;" "
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| The Client |
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Posted by: ardentcrest - 2015-02-23, 09:47 AM - Forum: Help & Support
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Hi Jose, can you take a look at this. To run it you need the spectranet running in fuse. but I'm getting a crash when running it. I think it has something to do with the way i'm using the DIM thekeys$
Code: INK 7 : PAPER 0 : BORDER 0 : CLS
#include <times2.bas>
#include <print42.bas>
#include <print64.bas>
#include <input.bas>
#include <keys.bas>
dim thekeys$: let thekeys$=" "
let length=60 : let rowx=0 : let xx$="<"
pause 10
plot 0,0 : draw 255,0 : draw 0,175 : draw -255,0 : draw 0,-175
doubleSizePrint(0,4,"The Spectrum")
doubleSizePrint(2,10,"Client")
printat42(5,4)
Print42("Welcome to the The Spectrum Client.")
printat64(7,8)
print64("With this client YOU can access 2 online MUDS.")
printat64(8,12)
print64("The 8 Bit Mud, and the Star Wars Mud.")
printat64(9,3)
print64("With the 8 Bit Mud, we will be adding text adventure games")
printat64(10,23)
print64("from the spectrum.")
printat64(12,7)
print64("You can also access a BBS Bulletin Board System")
printat64(14,2)
print64("1 : The 8 Bit Mud. 2 : The Star Wars Mud. 3 : The 8 Bit BBS")
PRINT AT 20,1;"(1/2/3/Q) ";
MENUINPUT:
i$=INPUT(1)
if i$="1" then goto THEBITMUD : end if
if i$="q" or i$="Q" then stop : end if
goto MENUINPUT
THEBITMUD:
INK 7 : PAPER 0 : BORDER 0 : CLS
print at 0,0;"Ardent's Spectranet TCP Client Test"
print at 2,0;"Looking up Host The8bitmud.zapto.org"
goto THESTART
end
THESTART:
pause 50
opensocket()
pause 50
hostip()
pause 50
connect()
pause 50
sendfirst()
pause 100
INK 7 : PAPER 0 : BORDER 0 : CLS : CLS
print at 0,0;
MAIN:
NETmainloop()
gosub NETinputloop
goto MAIN
NETinputloop:
2008 print at 22,0;thekeys$( to rowx )+xx$+thekeys$( rowx+1 to )
2010 let k=code inkey$ : if k then beep .2,0 : end if
2011 if k>31 and k<128 then goto 2264 : end if
2012 if k=13 then goto 2036 :end if
2013 if k=8 then goto 2026 :end if
2014 if k=9 then goto 2028 :end if
2015 if k=10 then goto 2030 :end if
2016 if k=11 then goto 2032 :end if
2017 if k=12 then goto 2034 :end if
2019 return
2026 if rowx=0 then goto 2010 : end if
2027 let rowx=rowx-1 : goto NETinputloop
2028 if rowx=length then goto 2010 :end if
2029 let rowx=rowx+1 : goto NETinputloop
2030 if rowx+32>length then goto 2010 :end if
2031 let rowx=rowx+32 : goto NETinputloop
2032 if rowx<32 then goto 2010 : end if
2033 let rowx=rowx-32 : goto NETinputloop
2034 if not rowx then goto 2010 : end if
2035 let rowx=rowx-1 : goto 2041
2036 gosub senddata : gosub NETrestart : return
2038 goto 2010
2040 if rowx=length then goto 2010 : end if
2041 let thekeys$( rowx+1 to )=thekeys$( rowx+2 to ) : let thekeys$(length)="" : goto 2008
2264 if rowx=length then goto 2010 : end if
let thekeys$(rowx)=chr$(k)
2265 let rowx=rowx+1 : if rowx<length then let thekeys$( rowx+1 to )=thekeys$( rowx to ) : end if
goto 2008
2499 goto 2010
NETrestart:
let rowx=0: let thekeys$=" "
return
senddata:
let p=len(z$) - 1
ttt:
if thekeys$(p)=" " then let p=p-1 : goto ttt :end if
FOR ii = 0 TO p:
POKE @MyLabel + ii, CODE thekeys(ii)
NEXT ii
poke @MyLabel2,p
return
SUB fastcall opensocket()
ASM
ld c, 1
ld hl, SOCKET
call HLCALL
ld (v_sockfd), a
ret
END ASM
END SUB
SUB fastcall hostip()
ASM
ld hl, serverhost
ld de, ip_buffer
ld ix, GETHOSTBYNAME
call IXCALL
ret
END ASM
END SUB
SUB fastcall connect()
ASM
ld hl, connectingMSG
ld bc, end3-connectingMSG
call myPrint42
; now actually connect...
ld a, (v_sockfd) ; get back the socket file descriptor
ld de, ip_buffer ; point to the dotted ip notation we got previously
ld bc, serverport ; the port I want to use to connect on... (22528 as is heh)
ld hl, CONNECT
call HLCALL ; call the Spectranet CONNECT ROM routine, :D
;jp c, commerror ; carry is set if there is an error (fingers crossed k)
; CONNECTED !!!
xor a
inc a
ld (connected), a
ld hl, connectedMSG
ld bc, end5-connectedMSG
call myPrint42
END ASM
END SUB
SUB fastcall sendfirst()
ASM
ld a, (v_sockfd)
ld de, garbage
ld bc, garbageend-garbage
ld hl, SEND
call HLCALL
END ASM
END SUB
SUB fastcall send2()
ASM
ld a, (v_sockfd)
ld de, garbage2
ld bc, garbageend2-garbage2
ld hl, SEND
call HLCALL
END ASM
END SUB
SUB fastcall NETmainloop()
ASM
; main receive loop, :/
.tightloop:
; poll the socket to see if data is waiting
call pollSocket
jr c, .no_data1
; there is data to be collected
.gData2:
call clearBuffer
ld a, (v_sockfd)
ld de, responseBuffer
ld bc, responseBufferEnd-responseBuffer
ld hl, RECV
call HLCALL
jp c, commerror
ld hl, responseBuffer ; get the address of the buffer
add hl, bc ; add on the number of received bytes
inc hl
ld (hl), msgEND ; mark that point as the end of the text
call displayData ; and just display that, :D
jr .tightloop
.no_data1:
scf
; xor a
; .checkkeys:
; jr nc, .tightloop
; now close the socket, dunno why cos I ain't never ever gonna give you up, err, I mean drop to BASIC
; green indicates complete run through worked ok...
ret
;========================================================================
pollSocket:
; returns carry clear if data to be fetched
; or set carry to indicate no data...
ld a, (v_sockfd)
ld hl, POLLFD
CALL HLCALL
jr z, .nodata
scf
ccf
ret
.nodata:
scf
ret
displayData:
;ld a, 3
;out ($fe), a
ld hl, responseBuffer
call myPrint42
ret
END ASM
END SUB
SUB fastcall clearBuffer()
ASM
clearBuffer:
ld hl, responseBuffer
ld de, responseBuffer+1
ld bc, responseBufferEnd-responseBuffer-1
ld (hl), 32
ldir
ret
END ASM
END SUB
SUB fastcall commerror()
ASM
commerror:
ld a, 2
out ($fe), a ; turn border red to indicate error... :/
ld hl, errorMSG
call myPrint42 ; print the error msg
ld a, (v_sockfd)
and a ; do we have a socket?
ret z ; nope, so return ;NOTE: This may cause a ret to BASIC, grr, will sort it later, :p
ld hl, CLOSE ; we have a socket, so clean it up
call HLCALL
;call end_interrupts ; reset interrupts back to im 1..
ret
END ASM
END SUB
SUB fastcall myPrint42()
ASM
myPrint42:
push af
push ix
push hl
ld ix, PRINT42
CALL IXCALL
pop hl
pop ix
pop af
ret
END ASM
END SUB
ASM
msgEND EQU 0
msgCR EQU 10
RET_OK EQU 0
RET_SOCKERR EQU 1
RET_PORTERR EQU 2
RET_RECEIVEERR EQU 4
RET_UNKNOWN EQU 128
SOCK_STREAM EQU 1
SOCK_DGRAM EQU 2
SOCK_RAW EQU 3
CALLBAS EQU 0x10
STACK_BC EQU $2D2B
PRINT_FP EQU $2DE3
MODULECALL equ $3FF8
MODULECALL_NOPAGE equ $28
PAGEIN equ $3FF9
PAGEOUT equ $007C
HLCALL equ $3FFA
IXCALL equ $3FFD
; Port defines
CTRLREG equ $033B
CPLDINFO equ $023B
; Jump table entry points
SOCKET equ $3E00 ; Allocate a socket
CLOSE equ $3E03 ; Close a socket
LISTEN equ $3E06 ; Listen for incoming connections
ACCEPT equ $3E09 ; Accept an incoming connection
BIND equ $3E0C ; Bind a local address to a socket
CONNECT equ $3E0F ; Connect to a remote host
SEND equ $3E12 ; Send data
RECV equ $3E15 ; Receive data
SENDTO equ $3E18 ; Send data to an address
RECVFROM equ $3E1B ; Receive data from an address
POLL equ $3E1E ; Poll a list of sockets
POLLALL equ $3E21 ; Poll all open sockets
POLLFD equ $3E24 ; Poll a single socket
GETHOSTBYNAME equ $3E27 ; Look up a hostname
PUTCHAR42 equ $3E2A ; 42 column print write a character
PRINT42 equ $3E2D ; 42 column print a null terminated string
CLEAR42 equ $3E30 ; Clear the screen and reset 42-col print
SETPAGEA equ $3E33 ; Sets page area A
SETPAGEB equ $3E36 ; Sets page area B
LONG2IPSTRING equ $3E39 ; Convert a 4 byte big endian long to an IP
IPSTRING2LONG equ $3E3C ; Convert an IP to a 4 byte big endian long
ITOA8 equ $3E3F ; Convert a byte to ascii
RAND16 equ $3E42 ; 16 bit PRNG
REMOTEADDRESS equ $3E45 ; Fill struct sockaddr_in
IFCONFIG_INET equ $3E48 ; Set IPv4 address
IFCONFIG_NETMASK equ $3E4B ; Set netmask
IFCONFIG_GW equ $3E4E ; Set gateway
INITHW equ $3E51 ; Set the MAC address and initial hw registers
GETHWADDR equ $3E54 ; Read the MAC address
DECONFIG equ $3E57 ; Deconfigure inet, netmask and gateway
MAC2STRING equ $3E5A ; Convert 6 byte MAC address to a string
STRING2MAC equ $3E5D ; Convert a hex string to a 6 byte MAC address
ITOH8 equ $3E60 ; Convert accumulator to hex string
HTOI8 equ $3E63 ; Convert hex string to byte in A
GETKEY equ $3E66 ; Get a key from the keyboard, and put it in A
KEYUP equ $3E69 ; Wait for key release
INPUTSTRING equ $3E6C ; Read a string into buffer at DE
GET_IFCONFIG_INET equ $3E6F ; Gets the current IPv4 address
GET_IFCONFIG_NETMASK equ $3E72 ; Gets the current netmask
GET_IFCONFIG_GW equ $3E75 ; Gets the current gateway address
SETTRAP equ $3E78 ; Sets the programmable trap
DISABLETRAP equ $3E7B ; Disables the programmable trap
ENABLETRAP equ $3E7E ; Enables the programmable trap
PUSHPAGEA equ $3E81 ; Pages a page into area A, pushing the old one
POPPAGEA equ $3E84 ; Restores the previous page in area A
PUSHPAGEB equ $3E87 ; Pages into area B pushing the old one
POPPAGEB equ $3E8A ; Restores the previous page in area B
PAGETRAPRETURN equ $3E8D ; Returns from a trap to page area B
TRAPRETURN equ $3E90 ; Returns from a trap that didn't page area B
ADDBASICEXT equ $3E93 ; Adds a BASIC command
STATEMENT_END equ $3E96 ; Check for statement end, exit at syntax time
EXIT_SUCCESS equ $3E99 ; Use this to exit successfully after cmd
PARSE_ERROR equ $3E9C ; Use this to exit to BASIC with a parse error
RESERVEPAGE equ $3E9F ; Reserve a page of static RAM
FREEPAGE equ $3EA2 ; Free a page of static RAM
REPORTERR equ $3EA5 ; report an error via BASIC
connectingMSG: defm "Connecting..."
defm 13
end3: defm 0
allocatingMSG: defm "Allocating resources..."
defm 13
end4: defm 0
connectedMSG: defm "Connected. "
defm 13
end5: defm 0
receivngMSG: defm "Receiving data."
defm 13
end6: defm 0
errorMSG: defm "Failed."
defm 13
end7: defm 0
doneMSG: defm "Done"
defm 13
end8: defm 0
waitingMSG: defm "I iz waitingz k :p"
defm 13
end9: defm 0
crMSG: defm 13
end10: defm 0
v_sockfd: defb 0 ; storage for socket file descriptor
serverport equ 16384
serverhost: defb "the8bitmud.zapto.org"
more: ds 60
connected: defb 0 ; 0 means not connected, 1 means connected
ip_buffer: defb 0, 0, 0, 0 ; leave 4 bytes free for an IP address
garbage: defm ""
defm 10
garbageend: defb 0
defm 10
garbageend2: defb 0
responseBuffer: ds 1024
responseBufferEnd: defm 0
garbage2: defm "ardentcrest"
END ASM
MyLabel:
ASM
text1:
ds 1024 ; 1024 bytes of space MAX!!
END ASM
MyLabel2:
ASM
lenth1:
ds 1 ; 1024 bytes of space MAX!!
END ASM
I hope you can help, as I feel if it cant be fixed I'm going to have to rework the inkey routine all over again, this time poking it right to memory, and I've no idea how to do that.
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| Weird DEFB bug (*solved*) |
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Posted by: einar - 2015-02-22, 04:25 AM - Forum: Bug Reports
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Try running this program:
Code: GO TO 10
sample:
asm
defb "A(B)CD"
end asm
10 DIM a,i AS UBYTE
FOR i = 0 TO 5
LET a=PEEK(@sample+i)
PRINT a;" '";CHR$(a);"'"
NEXT i
It was supposed to produce this output:
Code: 65 'A'
40 '('
66 'B'
41 ')'
67 'C'
68 'D'
However it will produce this output instead:
Code: 65 'A'
32 ' '
40 '('
66 'B'
41 ')'
67 'C'
Apparently this extra space (code 32) mysteriously appears whenever there's parenthesis inside a defb string.
Tested using latest version 1.4.0s1902. This problem always happens regardless of optimization level for compilation.
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| Using inkey |
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Posted by: ardentcrest - 2015-01-20, 03:31 PM - Forum: Help & Support
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Any one know how to do something like this
I'm looking to use inkey$ to create a line of text while the program is doing some other things Ie
LOOP
DO THING 1
INKEY(text string)
DO THING 2
IF ENTER PRINT(text String)
GOTO LOOP
any help on this
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| SAVE inside SUB freezes the program (*solved*) |
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Posted by: juanjo - 2015-01-13, 06:59 AM - Forum: Bug Reports
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I'm making a program to print customized labels with the ZX Printer. I was going to make load/save of label data.
The problem is when using SAVE in any of its variants inside a SUB. It freezes after saving is done, and the saved data is different from when the SAVE is done in the 'main block'.
The LOAD command does work inside a SUB.
I don't know if it has some relation to the previous bug report about SAVE:
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Here is a little program that reproduces the error:
Code: dim variableToSave as uinteger
variableToSave = 1234
sub saveSomething()
' This freezes the program AFTER saving is done
save "test1" DATA variableToSave
' This freezes the program AFTER saving is done and shows a funny "demo"
'save "test1" screen$
end sub
sub waitForAKey()
while inkey$=""
end while
while inkey$<>""
end while
end sub
print "Press any key to start save..."
waitForAKey()
saveSomething()
'This works (in the main block)
'save "test1" DATA variableToSave
print "Save done. Press any key to continue..."
waitForAKey()
' Do some random stuff (the Spectrum freezes before reaching here):
dim i as uinteger
i = 2 + 2
print "i = "; i
print "Press any key to exit..."
waitForAKey()
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| Array initialization bug (*solved*) |
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Posted by: einar - 2014-12-23, 03:28 AM - Forum: Bug Reports
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My next ZX BASIC game requires a lookup table for variable sized data.
The simplest solution would be something like this:
Code: data1:
asm
defb 0,1,2,3,4,5
end asm
data2:
asm
defb 6,7,8
end asm
data3:
asm
defb 9,10,11,12
end asm
DIM array(1 TO 3) AS UINTEGER = { @data1, @data2, @data3 }
But compiling this program using latest version of ZX BASIC (incorrectly) produces the following error messages:
Code: prog.bas:14: Initializer expression is not constant.
prog.bas:14: Initializer expression is not constant.
prog.bas:14: Initializer expression is not constant.
Another alternative would be declaring the lookup table directly in ASM, but ZX BASIC doesn't support mapping arrays to memory addresses either:
Code: DIM array(1 TO 3) AS UINTEGER AT @data
For now, I'm implementing everything "manually" instead of using ZX BASIC arrays. But it would be nice if this problem could be fixed in future releases!
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