msl5864@ritcv.UUCP (Michael S. Leibow) (01/12/87)
Here is the vt132 terminal program that I said I would put on the net.
The files present in the archive should be:
FILE SUM from UNIX SUM(1)
--------------------------------------------------------
keys1.hex 41794 1
keys2.hex 58500 1
tbl34.hex 64336 1
vt132.hex 24272 13
hextocmd.uue 64865 1
hextocmd.src 45985 2
readme
moofterm.doc
save this article, and strip all of the things above the first line that
says CUT HERE CUT HERE..... Also strip all of the things past the
last line that says CUT HERE CUT HERE etc...
then call the file whatever you want. When you have it saved, then type
"sh file"
and it will undecode itself into many small files. You might want to do this
in a new directory with nothing in it. When it is finished, read the file
called readme and moofterm.doc to learn what to call the files on your TRS-80.
Good Luck.
----CUT HERE==-------CUT HERE==----=CUT HERE==---CUT HERE-====CUT HERE--=====-
#!/bin/sh
###########################################################################
# #
# VT132 terminal emulator by Michael S. Leibow #
# #
###########################################################################
echo x hextocmd.src
sed -e 's/^X//' << 'PaRtIcUlAtEmAtTeR' > hextocmd.src
X00100 ORG 3000H
X00110 EXIT EQU 22
X00120 DOPEN EQU 59
X00130 DCLS EQU 60
X00140 DINIT EQU 58
X00150 DSP EQU 2
X00160 GET EQU 3
X00170 PUT EQU 4
X00180 DSPLY EQU 10
X00190 KEYIN EQU 9
X00200 ERROR EQU 26
X00210 START LD HL,MFNAM
X00220 LD A,DSPLY
X00230 RST 28H
X00240 LD A,KEYIN
X00250 LD HL,FNAM
X00260 LD B,79
X00270 LD C,0
X00280 RST 28H
X00290 JP C,BYE
X00300 PUSH HL
X00310 POP DE
X00320 LD HL,BUFF
X00330 LD B,0
X00340 LD A,DOPEN
X00350 RST 28H
X00360 JP NZ,BYE
X00370 LD HL,BUFF1
X00380 LD DE,AOUT
X00390 LD B,0
X00400 LD A,DINIT
X00410 RST 28H
X00420 JP NZ,BYE
X00430 LOOP LD A,GET
X00440 LD DE,FNAM
X00450 RST 28H
X00460 JP NZ,DONE
X00470 SUB '0'
X00480 JP C,LOOP
X00490 CP 10
X00500 CALL NC,SUB7
X00510 CP 16
X00520 JP NC,LOOP
X00530 SLA A
X00540 SLA A
X00550 SLA A
X00560 SLA A
X00570 LD (TEMP),A
X00580 LD A,GET
X00590 LD DE,FNAM
X00600 RST 28H
X00610 JP NZ,DONE
X00620 SUB '0'
X00630 JP C,LOOP
X00640 CP 10
X00650 CALL NC,SUB7
X00660 CP 16
X00670 JP NC,LOOP
X00680 LD B,A
X00690 LD A,(TEMP)
X00700 ADD A,B
X00710 LD C,A
X00720 LD A,PUT
X00730 LD DE,AOUT
X00740 RST 28H
X00750 JP NZ,DONE
X00760 LD A,(TIME)
X00770 INC A
X00780 LD (TIME),A
X00790 CALL Z,PERIOD
X00800 JP LOOP
X00810 SUB7 SUB 7
X00820 RET
X00830 PERIOD LD C,'.'
X00840 LD A,DSP
X00850 RST 28H
X00860 RET
X00870 BYE LD C,A
X00880 LD A,ERROR
X00890 RST 28H
X00900 LD A,EXIT
X00910 LD HL,0
X00920 RST 28H
X00930 DONE PUSH AF
X00940 LD DE,AOUT
X00950 LD A,DCLS
X00960 RST 28H
X00970 LD DE,FNAM
X00980 LD A,DCLS
X00990 RST 28H
X01000 LD HL,0
X01010 POP AF
X01020 OR A
X01030 JP NZ,BYE
X01040 LD A,EXIT
X01050 LD HL,0
X01060 RST 28H
X01070 BUFF DEFS 256
X01080 BUFF1 DEFS 256
X01090 MFNAM DEFM 'File please :'
X01100 DEFB 03H
X01110 FNAM DEFS 80
X01120 AOUT DEFM 'OUT/OUT'
X01130 DEFB 0DH
X01140 DEFS 100
X01150 TEMP DEFB 0
X01160 TIME DEFB 0
X01170 END START
PaRtIcUlAtEmAtTeR
echo -n ' '
ls -l hextocmd.src
echo x hextocmd.uue
sed -e 's/^X//' << 'PaRtIcUlAtEmAtTeR' > hextocmd.uue
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Xend
PaRtIcUlAtEmAtTeR
echo -n ' '
ls -l hextocmd.uue
echo x keys1.hex
sed -e 's/^X//' << 'PaRtIcUlAtEmAtTeR' > keys1.hex
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PaRtIcUlAtEmAtTeR
echo -n ' '
ls -l keys1.hex
echo x keys2.hex
sed -e 's/^X//' << 'PaRtIcUlAtEmAtTeR' > keys2.hex
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PaRtIcUlAtEmAtTeR
echo -n ' '
ls -l keys2.hex
echo x moofterm.doc
sed -e 's/^X//' << 'PaRtIcUlAtEmAtTeR' > moofterm.doc
XThe documentation for this is a little vague since I am pressed for time. I
Xhope that this program will be a good tool for you.
X
XTo execute it, you just type VT132 from TRSDOS.
X
XWhen you start you will be in TERMINAL MODE with UART settings of
X wordlength = 7
X stop bits = 1
X Baud rate = 1200
X Parity = EVEN
X
XYou can change any of these settings by depressing SHIFT and BREAK at the
Xsame time. A menu will appear, and you can select any settings you want from
Xthe menu. Press Break to return to TERMINAL MODE.
X
XWhen in TERMINAL MODE, there are many keys on the keyboard which have special
Xmeaning. Here is a description of the keyboard:
X
XShifted and unshifted, all black keys will send the ASCII value of what is
Xprinted on them.
X
XThe UP arrow is the escape key.
XThe DOWN arrow and CTRL keys are the control keys. You can use either one. For
X now on, when I mention the CTRL key, I also mean the DOWN arrow if you would
X rather use that.
XThe LEFT arrow or BACKSPACE key is normally the delete key. Shifted it is the
X backspace key. If you normally use backspace instead of delete then you
X can change its meaning with the menu described above.
XThe RIGHT arrow key is a special control key .. I'll describe that in a moment.
X
XThe control key can be used with any of the LETTER keys to mean CONTROL A
Xthrough CONTROL Z. If it is used with the number keys, then then this is
Xwhat will appear:
X 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 / @
X { } | ~ _ ^ ` [ ] \ NULL
XIf you want something like control [ or control \ then you can use the
XRIGHT arrow key. It will do the control of a "control key." For example
Xa CTRL / will be a \. A RIGHT-ARROW / will be a CTRL \.
X
XVT100 keypad:
X To use the keypad like a vt100 keypad, you must hold down the clear key
Xwhile using it:
X
X VT100 keypad TRS-80 Equivalent
X ---------------------------------------------------------------------
X | PF1 | PF2 | PF3 | PF4 | CLEAR + | A | S | D | F |
X ----------------------------- -----------------------
X | 7 | 8 | 9 | - | CLEAR + | 7 | 8 | 9 | - |
X ----------------------------- -----------------------
X | 4 | 5 | 6 | , | CLEAR + | 4 | 5 | 6 | , |
X ----------------------------- -----------------------
X | 1 | 2 | 3 | Enter | CLEAR + | 1 | 2 | 3 | E |
X -------------------- | ------------------ N |
X | 0 | . | Enter | CLEAR + | 0 | . | T |
X ----------------------------- -----------------------
X
XAlso Clear may be depressed at the same time with the following to do special
Xfunctions.
X
X clear H - Turn on and off the printer and delete buffer. (Hardcopy)
X Clear P - program a key (program)
X clear L - Download a textfile (load)
X clear U - Upload a textfile (upload)
X clear break - exit the program.
X
XIf you program a key with CLear P, then you can use that SPECIAL key by
Xdepressing SHIFT-CTRL-key. For example.... CLEAR-P
X
Xwhat key (A-Z) ? a
XThis is the a key.
X
XSHIFT-CTRL-a will produce "This is the a key."
X
XTHe special keys will be saved in a file "keys/trm" when you exit the program.
X
XBREAK KEY - The break key will send a 150 millisecond break.
X
XSO, lastly to exit the program depress clear-break.
X
X
XIf for some reason you happen to like this program and would like to donate what
Xyou think it is worth ($10.00 or so) Then I would really appreciate it.
XHopefully in the near future, I will be able to produce some good documentation
Xinstead of what I have presented here.
X
XMichael S. Leibow
X2361 Beachwood Blvd.
XBeachwood, Oh 44122.
X
XOh yeah, THis program was initially written to go into ROMS, and that is why
Xit doesn't make any dos calls except for the disk I/O. The rest of the program
Xis controlled by its own drivers, including : SCREEN, SERIAL, KEYBOARD, and
XPRINTER.
PaRtIcUlAtEmAtTeR
echo -n ' '
ls -l moofterm.doc
echo x readme
sed -e 's/^X//' << 'PaRtIcUlAtEmAtTeR' > readme
XHowdy....
X
XThe files present in the archive should be:
X
X FILE SUM from UNIX SUM(1)
X --------------------------------------------------------
X keys1.hex 41794 1
X keys2.hex 58500 1
X tbl34.hex 64336 1
X vt132.hex 24272 13
X hextocmd.uue 64865 1
X hextocmd.src 45985 2
X readme
X moofterm.doc
X
XAfter you get the file from news, cut the top including the line where it
Xsays CUT HERE. Also, go to the bottom and cut the bottom including where
Xit says CUT HERE.
X
XAfter you have stripped away the garbage type "sh filename" where filename
Xis what you called the file. All of the files will be unarchived and put
Xinto your current directory.
X
XAll of the files with the extension .hex are hexadecimal representations of
Xthe file on a TRSDOS diskette. You will nead to use the command I've given
X"hextocmd" on TRSDOS in order to convert the files into their real form.
XHere is how it should work:
X
Xhextocmd
Xfilename please: keys1.hex
Xrename out/out keys1/trm
X
Xfrom TRSDOS, you type hextocmd, and it will prompt for a filename. AFter you
Xtype the file name, it will convert it and put it into the file called out/out.
XThen just rename the file as shown next:
X
Xkeys1.hex -> keys1.trm
Xkeys2.hex -> keys2.trm
Xtbl34.hex -> tbl34.trm
Xvt132.hex -> vt132.cmd
X
XAFter you have the files in that format, you are set. Just type vt132 to
Xstart the program.
X
XI have given two forms of hextocmd. One is the source code which you should
Xuse if you have problems getting the executable on your system. The other
Xform is the executable, and hopefully you have some way of getting this on
Xyour TRS-80... If you don't already have some form of terminal program with
Xxmodem or something, then give up here. YOu *DON'T* want to type this stuff
Xin by hand.
X
Xhextocmd will give a diagnostic error report when it is finished executing...
XDOn't worry about it. Just ignore it (in most cases).
X
XOH Yeah, Hextocmd is uuencoded, so you will need to use the command uudecode
Xon unix to decode it. Just type
Xuudecode hextocmd.uue
Xand uudecode will leave a file hextocmd.cmd in your current directory.
X
XIf you have any problems, then write to me via USENET.
PaRtIcUlAtEmAtTeR
echo -n ' '
ls -l readme
echo x tbl34.hex
sed -e 's/^X//' << 'PaRtIcUlAtEmAtTeR' > tbl34.hex
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PaRtIcUlAtEmAtTeR
echo -n ' '
ls -l tbl34.hex
echo x vt132.hex
sed -e 's/^X//' << 'PaRtIcUlAtEmAtTeR' > vt132.hex
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PaRtIcUlAtEmAtTeR
echo -n ' '
ls -l vt132.hex
----CUT HERE==-------CUT HERE==----=CUT HERE==---CUT HERE-====CUT HERE--=====-
--
Michael S. Leibow
UUCP: {allegra,seismo}!rochester!ritcv!msl5864
CSNET: msl5864%rit@csnet-relay.ARPAmsl5864@ritcv.UUCP (Michael S. Leibow) (01/13/87)
--
Michael S. Leibow
UUCP: {allegra,seismo}!rochester!ritcv!msl5864
CSNET: msl5864%rit@csnet-relay.ARPAmsl5864@ritcv.UUCP (Michael S. Leibow) (01/13/87)
Due to a problem with news here, I don't know if my last posting made it
into netland properly, so here it is again.
The files present in the archive should be:
FILE SUM from UNIX SUM(1)
--------------------------------------------------------
keys1.hex 41794 1
keys2.hex 58500 1
tbl34.hex 64336 1
vt132.hex 24272 13
hextocmd.uue 64865 1
hextocmd.src 45985 2
readme
moofterm.doc
After you get the file from news, cut from the top including the line where it
says CUT HERE. Also, go to the bottom and cut from the bottom including where
it says CUT HERE.
After you have stripped away the garbage type "sh filename" where filename
is what you called the file. All of the files will be unarchived and put
into your current directory. You might want to do this in a new directory
so that you are absolutely sure what files are what.
All of the files with the extension .hex are hexadecimal representations of
the file on a TRSDOS diskette. You will nead to use the command I've given
"hextocmd" on TRSDOS in order to convert the files into their real form.
Here is how it should work:
from TRSDOS: hextocmd
filename please: keys1.hex
from TRSDOS: rename out/out keys1/trm
from TRSDOS, you type hextocmd, and it will prompt for a filename. AFter you
type the file name, it will convert it and put it into the file called out/out.
Then just rename the file as shown next:
keys1.hex -> keys1/trm
keys2.hex -> keys2/trm
tbl34.hex -> tbl34/trm
vt132.hex -> vt132/cmd
AFter you have the files in that format, you are set. Just type vt132 to
start the program.
I have given two forms of hextocmd. One is the source code which you should
use if you have problems getting the executable on your system. The other
form is the executable, and hopefully you have some way of getting this on
your TRS-80... If you don't already have some form of terminal program with
xmodem or something, then give up here. YOu *DON'T* want to type this stuff
in by hand.
hextocmd will give a diagnostic error report when it is finished executing...
DOn't worry about it. Just ignore it (in most cases).
OH Yeah, Hextocmd is uuencoded, so you will need to use the command uudecode
on unix to decode it. Just type
uudecode hextocmd.uue
and uudecode will leave a file hextocmd.cmd in your current directory.
If you have any problems, then write to me via USENET.
----CUT HERE==-------CUT HERE==----=CUT HERE==---CUT HERE-====CUT HERE--=====-
#!/bin/sh
###########################################################################
# #
# VT132 terminal emulator by Michael S. Leibow #
# #
###########################################################################
echo x hextocmd.src
sed -e 's/^X//' << 'PaRtIcUlAtEmAtTeR' > hextocmd.src
X00100 ORG 3000H
X00110 EXIT EQU 22
X00120 DOPEN EQU 59
X00130 DCLS EQU 60
X00140 DINIT EQU 58
X00150 DSP EQU 2
X00160 GET EQU 3
X00170 PUT EQU 4
X00180 DSPLY EQU 10
X00190 KEYIN EQU 9
X00200 ERROR EQU 26
X00210 START LD HL,MFNAM
X00220 LD A,DSPLY
X00230 RST 28H
X00240 LD A,KEYIN
X00250 LD HL,FNAM
X00260 LD B,79
X00270 LD C,0
X00280 RST 28H
X00290 JP C,BYE
X00300 PUSH HL
X00310 POP DE
X00320 LD HL,BUFF
X00330 LD B,0
X00340 LD A,DOPEN
X00350 RST 28H
X00360 JP NZ,BYE
X00370 LD HL,BUFF1
X00380 LD DE,AOUT
X00390 LD B,0
X00400 LD A,DINIT
X00410 RST 28H
X00420 JP NZ,BYE
X00430 LOOP LD A,GET
X00440 LD DE,FNAM
X00450 RST 28H
X00460 JP NZ,DONE
X00470 SUB '0'
X00480 JP C,LOOP
X00490 CP 10
X00500 CALL NC,SUB7
X00510 CP 16
X00520 JP NC,LOOP
X00530 SLA A
X00540 SLA A
X00550 SLA A
X00560 SLA A
X00570 LD (TEMP),A
X00580 LD A,GET
X00590 LD DE,FNAM
X00600 RST 28H
X00610 JP NZ,DONE
X00620 SUB '0'
X00630 JP C,LOOP
X00640 CP 10
X00650 CALL NC,SUB7
X00660 CP 16
X00670 JP NC,LOOP
X00680 LD B,A
X00690 LD A,(TEMP)
X00700 ADD A,B
X00710 LD C,A
X00720 LD A,PUT
X00730 LD DE,AOUT
X00740 RST 28H
X00750 JP NZ,DONE
X00760 LD A,(TIME)
X00770 INC A
X00780 LD (TIME),A
X00790 CALL Z,PERIOD
X00800 JP LOOP
X00810 SUB7 SUB 7
X00820 RET
X00830 PERIOD LD C,'.'
X00840 LD A,DSP
X00850 RST 28H
X00860 RET
X00870 BYE LD C,A
X00880 LD A,ERROR
X00890 RST 28H
X00900 LD A,EXIT
X00910 LD HL,0
X00920 RST 28H
X00930 DONE PUSH AF
X00940 LD DE,AOUT
X00950 LD A,DCLS
X00960 RST 28H
X00970 LD DE,FNAM
X00980 LD A,DCLS
X00990 RST 28H
X01000 LD HL,0
X01010 POP AF
X01020 OR A
X01030 JP NZ,BYE
X01040 LD A,EXIT
X01050 LD HL,0
X01060 RST 28H
X01070 BUFF DEFS 256
X01080 BUFF1 DEFS 256
X01090 MFNAM DEFM 'File please :'
X01100 DEFB 03H
X01110 FNAM DEFS 80
X01120 AOUT DEFM 'OUT/OUT'
X01130 DEFB 0DH
X01140 DEFS 100
X01150 TEMP DEFB 0
X01160 TIME DEFB 0
X01170 END START
PaRtIcUlAtEmAtTeR
echo -n ' '
ls -l hextocmd.src
echo x hextocmd.uue
sed -e 's/^X//' << 'PaRtIcUlAtEmAtTeR' > hextocmd.uue
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PaRtIcUlAtEmAtTeR
echo -n ' '
ls -l hextocmd.uue
echo x keys1.hex
sed -e 's/^X//' << 'PaRtIcUlAtEmAtTeR' > keys1.hex
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PaRtIcUlAtEmAtTeR
echo -n ' '
ls -l keys1.hex
echo x keys2.hex
sed -e 's/^X//' << 'PaRtIcUlAtEmAtTeR' > keys2.hex
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PaRtIcUlAtEmAtTeR
echo -n ' '
ls -l keys2.hex
echo x moofterm.doc
sed -e 's/^X//' << 'PaRtIcUlAtEmAtTeR' > moofterm.doc
XThe documentation for this is a little vague since I am pressed for time. I
Xhope that this program will be a good tool for you.
X
XTo execute it, you just type VT132 from TRSDOS.
X
XWhen you start you will be in TERMINAL MODE with UART settings of
X wordlength = 7
X stop bits = 1
X Baud rate = 1200
X Parity = EVEN
X
XYou can change any of these settings by depressing SHIFT and BREAK at the
Xsame time. A menu will appear, and you can select any settings you want from
Xthe menu. Press Break to return to TERMINAL MODE.
X
XWhen in TERMINAL MODE, there are many keys on the keyboard which have special
Xmeaning. Here is a description of the keyboard:
X
XShifted and unshifted, all black keys will send the ASCII value of what is
Xprinted on them.
X
XThe UP arrow is the escape key.
XThe DOWN arrow and CTRL keys are the control keys. You can use either one. For
X now on, when I mention the CTRL key, I also mean the DOWN arrow if you would
X rather use that.
XThe LEFT arrow or BACKSPACE key is normally the delete key. Shifted it is the
X backspace key. If you normally use backspace instead of delete then you
X can change its meaning with the menu described above.
XThe RIGHT arrow key is a special control key .. I'll describe that in a moment.
X
XThe control key can be used with any of the LETTER keys to mean CONTROL A
Xthrough CONTROL Z. If it is used with the number keys, then then this is
Xwhat will appear:
X 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 / @
X { } | ~ _ ^ ` [ ] \ NULL
XIf you want something like control [ or control \ then you can use the
XRIGHT arrow key. It will do the control of a "control key." For example
Xa CTRL / will be a \. A RIGHT-ARROW / will be a CTRL \.
X
XVT100 keypad:
X To use the keypad like a vt100 keypad, you must hold down the clear key
Xwhile using it:
X
X VT100 keypad TRS-80 Equivalent
X ---------------------------------------------------------------------
X | PF1 | PF2 | PF3 | PF4 | CLEAR + | A | S | D | F |
X ----------------------------- -----------------------
X | 7 | 8 | 9 | - | CLEAR + | 7 | 8 | 9 | - |
X ----------------------------- -----------------------
X | 4 | 5 | 6 | , | CLEAR + | 4 | 5 | 6 | , |
X ----------------------------- -----------------------
X | 1 | 2 | 3 | Enter | CLEAR + | 1 | 2 | 3 | E |
X -------------------- | ------------------ N |
X | 0 | . | Enter | CLEAR + | 0 | . | T |
X ----------------------------- -----------------------
X
XAlso Clear may be depressed at the same time with the following to do special
Xfunctions.
X
X clear H - Turn on and off the printer and delete buffer. (Hardcopy)
X Clear P - program a key (program)
X clear L - Download a textfile (load)
X clear U - Upload a textfile (upload)
X clear break - exit the program.
X
XIf you program a key with CLear P, then you can use that SPECIAL key by
Xdepressing SHIFT-CTRL-key. For example.... CLEAR-P
X
Xwhat key (A-Z) ? a
XThis is the a key.
X
XSHIFT-CTRL-a will produce "This is the a key."
X
XTHe special keys will be saved in a file "keys/trm" when you exit the program.
X
XBREAK KEY - The break key will send a 150 millisecond break.
X
XSO, lastly to exit the program depress clear-break.
X
X
XIf for some reason you happen to like this program and would like to donate what
Xyou think it is worth ($10.00 or so) Then I would really appreciate it.
XHopefully in the near future, I will be able to produce some good documentation
Xinstead of what I have presented here.
X
XMichael S. Leibow
X2361 Beachwood Blvd.
XBeachwood, Oh 44122.
X
XOh yeah, THis program was initially written to go into ROMS, and that is why
Xit doesn't make any dos calls except for the disk I/O. The rest of the program
Xis controlled by its own drivers, including : SCREEN, SERIAL, KEYBOARD, and
XPRINTER.
PaRtIcUlAtEmAtTeR
echo -n ' '
ls -l moofterm.doc
echo x readme
sed -e 's/^X//' << 'PaRtIcUlAtEmAtTeR' > readme
XHowdy....
X
XThe files present in the archive should be:
X
X FILE SUM from UNIX SUM(1)
X --------------------------------------------------------
X keys1.hex 41794 1
X keys2.hex 58500 1
X tbl34.hex 64336 1
X vt132.hex 24272 13
X hextocmd.uue 64865 1
X hextocmd.src 45985 2
X readme
X moofterm.doc
X
XAfter you get the file from news, cut the top including the line where it
Xsays CUT HERE. Also, go to the bottom and cut the bottom including where
Xit says CUT HERE.
X
XAfter you have stripped away the garbage type "sh filename" where filename
Xis what you called the file. All of the files will be unarchived and put
Xinto your current directory.
X
XAll of the files with the extension .hex are hexadecimal representations of
Xthe file on a TRSDOS diskette. You will nead to use the command I've given
X"hextocmd" on TRSDOS in order to convert the files into their real form.
XHere is how it should work:
X
Xhextocmd
Xfilename please: keys1.hex
Xrename out/out keys1/trm
X
Xfrom TRSDOS, you type hextocmd, and it will prompt for a filename. AFter you
Xtype the file name, it will convert it and put it into the file called out/out.
XThen just rename the file as shown next:
X
Xkeys1.hex -> keys1.trm
Xkeys2.hex -> keys2.trm
Xtbl34.hex -> tbl34.trm
Xvt132.hex -> vt132.cmd
X
XAFter you have the files in that format, you are set. Just type vt132 to
Xstart the program.
X
XI have given two forms of hextocmd. One is the source code which you should
Xuse if you have problems getting the executable on your system. The other
Xform is the executable, and hopefully you have some way of getting this on
Xyour TRS-80... If you don't already have some form of terminal program with
Xxmodem or something, then give up here. YOu *DON'T* want to type this stuff
Xin by hand.
X
Xhextocmd will give a diagnostic error report when it is finished executing...
XDOn't worry about it. Just ignore it (in most cases).
X
XOH Yeah, Hextocmd is uuencoded, so you will need to use the command uudecode
Xon unix to decode it. Just type
Xuudecode hextocmd.uue
Xand uudecode will leave a file hextocmd.cmd in your current directory.
X
XIf you have any problems, then write to me via USENET.
PaRtIcUlAtEmAtTeR
echo -n ' '
ls -l readme
echo x tbl34.hex
sed -e 's/^X//' << 'PaRtIcUlAtEmAtTeR' > tbl34.hex
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PaRtIcUlAtEmAtTeR
echo -n ' '
ls -l tbl34.hex
echo x vt132.hex
sed -e 's/^X//' << 'PaRtIcUlAtEmAtTeR' > vt132.hex
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echo -n ' '
ls -l vt132.hex
----CUT HERE==-------CUT HERE==----=CUT HERE==---CUT HERE-====CUT HERE--=====-
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Michael S. Leibow
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