lamb-duh 34 Posted January 16 ux16vt (Unicode Terminal for X16) View File ux16vt is a UTF-8 and somewhat ANSI compatible terminal emulator for Commander X16. Currently the only useable "serial" port uses LOAD & SAVE to communicate between the X16 emulator and a glue process that moves data in and out of a POSIX pseudo-terminal. In the emulator LOAD "UX16VT.PRG" & RUN. On the host, compile and run emulator_glue.c. ## Unicode Support ux16vt supports up to 4096 1-bit 8x16 pixel glyphs selected at compile time from the Unicode Basic Multilingual Plane. Unknown characters are displayed as blank. Currently 672 of these glyphs are used covering 862 different code points. The following blocks are mapped: - Basic Latin (00-7f) - Latin-1 Supplement (80-ff) - Greek & Coptic (370-3ff) - Cyrillic (400-4ff) - Box Drawing (2500-257f) - Block Elements (2580-259f) Limitations: - no support for right-to-left text - characters are represented internally as 16-bit values, making any characters outside the basic multilingual plane complete inaccessible - completely mono-spaced text. full-width glyphs are not available ## ANSI Support Only sequences beginning with ^[[ are supported (Control Sequence Introducer). Only numeric parameters are read. A control sequence with more than four parameters will cause an unchecked buffer overflow. The following functions are available: A CUU Cursor Up B CUD Cursor Down C CUF Cursor Forward D CUB Cursor Back E CNL Cursor Next Line F CPL Cursor Previous Line G CHA Cursor Character Absolute [column] H CUP Cursor Position J ED Erase in Display K EL Erase in Line S SU Scroll Up T SD Scroll Down d VPA Vertical Position Absolute [row] f HVP Horizontal Vertical Position m SGR Select Graphics Rendition The only available modes for SGR are 31 to set foreground colour to red and 30,32-39 set the foreground colour to black. Submitter lamb-duh Submitted 01/15/21 Category Productivity Apps 4 1 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
desertfish 251 Posted January 16 Quote Currently the only useable "serial" port uses LOAD & SAVE to communicate between the X16 emulator and a glue process that moves data in and out of a POSIX pseudo-terminal. This sounds like a fantastic hack. I am deeply intrigued! 1 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
m00dawg 104 Posted January 16 oh wow! That's very impressive! 1 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
lamb-duh 34 Posted January 16 57 minutes ago, desertfish said: This sounds like a fantastic hack. I am deeply intrigued! It's very straight forward, but I'm going to do a quick write up on it today or tomorrow. The relevant 6502 code is in src/emu_serial.s and the host-side code is in emulator_glue.c, if you want to see what it's doing in the meantime. 3 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
