Andrew wrote:Rich, I wish your SuperBasic manual had filtering capabilities, to filter all keywords from a specific toolkit (location, as it is named in the manual)
EXTRAS should have a parameter as filter string

Actually quite easy to implement...
Andrew wrote:Rich, I wish your SuperBasic manual had filtering capabilities, to filter all keywords from a specific toolkit (location, as it is named in the manual)
Andrew wrote:I noticed the following:
OPEN_DIR#4,flp2_QLtest_bas
will return:
- Bad Parameter - if QLtest_bas exists on flp2_
- no error - if QLtest_bas does not exist on flp2_
janbredenbeek wrote:Andrew wrote:I noticed the following:
OPEN_DIR#4,flp2_QLtest_bas
will return:
- Bad Parameter - if QLtest_bas exists on flp2_
- no error - if QLtest_bas does not exist on flp2_
I just tested this on Qemulator 3.2 and could not reproduce it - in both cases OPEN_DIR gave no error.
I used the JS and Minerva 1.97 ROMs and TK2 v2.12.
Minerva 1.98 kept hanging at boot...
Jan.
Derek_Stewart wrote:If a file is saved in Q-Emulator to a Windows mapped Folder. I asdume a QDOS header is attached to the file.
Can this file be read on a non-emulator QL?
Is there a command in Q-Emulator not to add a QDOS header?
Derek_Stewart wrote:Hi,
If a file is saved in Q-Emulator to a Windows mapped Folder. I asdume a QDOS header is attached to the file.
Can this file be read on a non-emulator QL?
Is there a command in Q-Emulator not to add a QDOS header?
I only use WIN containers on Q-Emulator, which allows interchange with all QL platforms
RWAP wrote:I just tried it here on my laptop with an unregistered copy of q-emulator and likewise, cannot reproduce it.
I have reported it to Daniele to look at - as it looks to be something to do with the registered version of q-emulator (which I assume Andrew has)
Andrew wrote:Derek_Stewart wrote:Hi,
If a file is saved in Q-Emulator to a Windows mapped Folder. I asdume a QDOS header is attached to the file.
Can this file be read on a non-emulator QL?
Is there a command in Q-Emulator not to add a QDOS header?
I only use WIN containers on Q-Emulator, which allows interchange with all QL platforms
I guess you can use Habi Image Editor - http://hardware.speccy.org/temp/qubide-i.html
Q-emuLator for Windows stores part of the header at the beginning of files. The header is present
only when it is useful, ie. only if it contains non-default information.
The header, which can be 30 or 44 bytes pre-pended, has the following format:
OFFSET LENGTH(bytes) CONTENT
0 18 “]!QDOS File Header“
18 1 0 (reserved)
19 1 total length_of_header, in 16 bit words
20 length_of_header*2-20 QDOS INFO
The first 18 bytes are there to detect whether the header is present (ID string).
The headers Q-emuLator supports can be 30 bytes or 44 bytes long (the value of the
corresponding byte at offset 19 is either 15 or 22). In the first case, there are 10 bytes with the values
present in bytes 4 to 13 of the 64 bytes QDOS header. In the second case the same piece of
information is followed by 14 bytes containing a microdrive sector header, useful for emulating
microdrive protection schemes. Additional header information (file length, name, dates) is obtained
directly from the file through the host file system.
Ralf R. wrote:I can't understand this problem. In S_Edit, I set SV_DDLST to "" to not let TK2 use its default directory. The only way to do so, to examine, if a file name really exists and to prevent TK2 to rush its default directory in front of a filename. So, things like "win1_flp2_test_asm" are not possible. That's the most bad behavier of TK2 (in my opinion).
At least, if the filename isn't found, I set SV_DDLST to its original value and try again. If that isn't found, it is a new file.
Incidentally I noticed the same problem (also registered copy) a few days ago. If I do aAndrew wrote:RWAP wrote:I just tried it here on my laptop with an unregistered copy of q-emulator and likewise, cannot reproduce it.
I have reported it to Daniele to look at - as it looks to be something to do with the registered version of q-emulator (which I assume Andrew has)
Yes, I use the registered version
Saturday I will install an unregistered version on a laptop and will do some comparative tests.
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