Re: Inverse Problem on Contiki - JPG File attached

[Rubywand <rubywand@swbell.net>]

Glenn Jones wrote:
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> > Glenn Jones <rg.jones@rogers.com> wrote:
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> > > Has anybody else figured out what the problem is with highlighted text
> > > (Inverse) on the Apple II port of Contiki?
> >
> > There's an Apple II port of Contiki???
> > Details... ?
 ....
> 
> All I did was download the V1.0 source, cc65 and a windows make binary. I
> looked through Google and found previous posts from Chris and others about
> the problems they encountered and I applied their suggestions to the source
> code and was able to compile it. The screen shot you see is that code
> running on kegs.
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> 
> Next on the list is the inverse problem ....I could not find
> anything on the
> various mailing lists or Goolge about that so far.
 ....

     If you are sending 7-bit ASCII Text to the Apple II display with the
high bit = 0, you will probably get inverse or flashing characters. To get a
normal "A", you would send a $C1 (193 decimal).

     If you are in 80 column mode and print a CONTROL-O-- CHR$(15)-- , that
could switch ON Inverse.

     Another way you might slip into inverse is including an "I" in a command
string to the monitor. 



Rubywand