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Filename: DiagDump/Text
Read OK: ✔
File size: 0CC8 bytes
Load address: 54204556
Exec address: D747865
Duplicates

There is 1 duplicate copy of this file in the archive:

File contents
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                        Diagram Screen Dump

       I have made some improvements to the screen dump from EUG16:
 1) The output from this dump on my Panasonic KX-P1081 printer looked
slightly distorted, and lower case text was illegible. This was because
the line feeds had been halved, while the size of the printer head
remained the same. This resulted in the lines of print overlapping,
producing a distorted effect. The remedy was to put the line feeds back to
normal, and instead change the number of pins of the head corresponding to
each pixel, from 2 to 1. However, I discovered on the EUG17 disc, that Gus
had found a better solution: change the dot density to make the output
fill the whole width of the carriage (8 inches) - then the height of the
printout doesn't need to be changed at all!
 2) I have added a routine to allow only part of the screen to be dumped
(as required by Diagram). When the source program is run, you should enter
the text lines (which run from 0 to 31 down the screen) corresponding to
the area needed - note that the area includes both of the limits you set,
so if you enter 1 and 2 as the limits, 2 text lines will be printed. For
Diagram, you should enter lines 3 and 25 as the start and finish lines
respectively.
 3) I have eliminated the need for a separate file to be saved for each
screen mode - the program now reads the screen mode directly each time it
is run, and returns an error if this is not a graphics mode.
 4) For most purposes, the output from a screen dump needs to be inverted
(so that the black ink in the printer is used for the foreground, which
normally appears white on the screen). The output from this program (as
published by the Electron User), was always inverted. However some
pictures (such as human faces) do require a true output. This is simple
enough to add to the program: just EOR all the data with &FF before they
are sent to the printer. I added this facility, only to discover that the
patterns used by the dump aren't proper inverses at all - for example
yellow is printed more similarly to black than white. Therefore, I have
changed many of the patterns.
 5) The original program reads the screen using logical colours, not
actual colours - hence the requirement for a different version to be saved
in each mode. I have added the option of using actual colours instead, so
that changing the palette makes a difference to the output. However, this
can make an undesirable mess if the background is not black, or you are
using a 2-colour mode, so you might prefer to use logical colours.
 6) The filename for the code can be chosen.
        Some of these changes are of no benefit in Diagram, as this always
runs in Mode 0, but means that the dump can be  used universally, for
printing out title screens, etc.
        The program Diagram2 from EUG16 will need two minor changes to use
the new dump:
       (a) Change line 800 to: 800 *UCODE     (assuming the code was saved
                                               as "UCODE")
       (b) Delete line 804
                                                 Matthew Ford

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00000c70  20 20 20 20 20 20 28 62  29 20 44 65 6c 65 74 65  |      (b) Delete|
00000c80  20 6c 69 6e 65 20 38 30  34 0d 20 20 20 20 20 20  | line 804.      |
00000c90  20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20  20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20  |                |
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00000cb0  20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20  20 20 20 4d 61 74 74 68  |           Matth|
00000cc0  65 77 20 46 6f 72 64 0d                           |ew Ford.|
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