2025-01-07, 02:21 PM
Hi,
I'm using print64.bas, and the code I'm using to show a command menu is as follows:
Well, the code should be straightforward. I also know it should work because I ported it from C, the same source code I used wtith z88dk. Unfortunately, it does not work, or it does not always work... (check the image).
What could be wrong?
-- Baltasar
I'm using print64.bas, and the code I'm using to show a command menu is as follows:
Code:
const COLOR_BLACK as ubyte = 0
const COLOR_BLUE as ubyte = 1
const COLOR_RED as ubyte = 2
const COLOR_MAGENTA as ubyte = 3
const COLOR_GREEN as ubyte = 4
const COLOR_CYAN as ubyte = 5
const COLOR_YELLOW as ubyte = 6
const COLOR_WHITE as ubyte = 7
sub cursor_to(row as ubyte, col as ubyte)
printat64( row, col )
end sub
sub cprint(s as string)
print64( s )
end sub
sub lf()
cprint( CR )
end sub
sub set_colors(i as ubyte, p as ubyte)
paper( p )
ink( i )
end sub
sub set_default_colors()
set_colors( COLOR_WHITE, COLOR_BLACK )
end sub
sub set_highlighted_colors()
set_colors( COLOR_CYAN, COLOR_BLACK )
end sub
sub set_action_colors()
set_colors( COLOR_YELLOW, COLOR_BLACK )
end sub
sub print_word_marked_initial(word as string)
set_action_colors()
cprint( word( 0 ) )
set_default_colors()
cprint( word( 1 to ) )
end sub
sub print_cmds()
' Print basic options
cursor_to( SCR_FIRST_LINE_CMDS, 0 )
print_word_marked_initial( "Inv " )
print_word_marked_initial( "Mira alrededor " )
cprint( "E" ): print_word_marked_initial( "xamina... " )
print_word_marked_initial( "Norte " )
print_word_marked_initial( "Sur " )
print_word_marked_initial( "Este " )
print_word_marked_initial( "Oeste " )
print_word_marked_initial( "Arriba " )
cprint( "A" )
print_word_marked_initial( "bajo" )
lf()
' Print object manipulation options
print_word_marked_initial( "Coge... " )
print_word_marked_initial( "Deja... " )
cprint( "Em" ): print_word_marked_initial( "puja... " )
print_word_marked_initial( "Tira de... " )
print_word_marked_initial( "Rompe... " )
end subWell, the code should be straightforward. I also know it should work because I ported it from C, the same source code I used wtith z88dk. Unfortunately, it does not work, or it does not always work... (check the image).
What could be wrong?
-- Baltasar
-- Baltasar