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Information about “TEXT UTILITIES”
A special collection of text-processing utilities:
HEBREW uses a downloaded character set on an Epson FX series printer to
print in Hebrew, after preparing the file with WordStar. The source
code is provided for those who might want to change the mapping
of English to Hebrew letters.
TEXT CHECKER checks a WordStar text file for two kinds of errors:
certain control characters, quotes, parentheses, and brackets,
that are not in pairs; extra spaces between words and
inconsistent numbers of spaces between sentences.
CDIR -> DB is a cataloging program. Most of the disk cataloging
programs available impose size limitations but this one creates two
files on the 64K, one disk drive and monochrome display disk, VOL.LIB
and DB.LIB, and keeps appending to these as long as you keep shoving in
disks. CDIR is terminated after each disk read to permit you to do
something else in the midst of doing all this cataloging.
SMX is a printer utility designed for an EPSON MX80 (SFX is for the
FX185). It accepts a parameter (or asks for one) and then sends the
translated codes to the printer.
INDEXER creates an index file, with page numbers, from a formatted text
file.
System Requirements: 96K, one disk drive and a monochrome display;
however, many are printer-related, so verify substitutions!
How to Start: Consult the files ending in .DOC for instructions; all
can be printed out by entering "COPY filename.DOC prn" from the DOS
prompt. To run, type the filename at the DOS level and press <ENTER>.
Suggested Registration: TEXTCHECK: $15.00; HEBREW: $15.00.
File Descriptions:
TC BAK Backup file
CDCONCAT BAT Batch file to collect CDIR source into one file
CD?????? FNC CDIR function files (9 files)
INDEXER EXE Program to genereate indexex
HEBREW EXE HEBREW characters for and EPSON printer
HEBREW DOC Documentation for HEBREW.EXE
HEBREW BAS Source code for HEBREW.EXE
CDIRA OBJ Assembler directory and freespace routines
CDIRA ASM Assembly source code to get directory and freespace
CDIR H Constants and declaration for CDIR
CDIR DOC Documentation for CDIR
CDIR C C source code for CDIR.EXE
CDIR EXE Disk cataloging program
MAINLIB DBF Sample dBASE II file from CDIR
LNK BAT Batch file to link CDIR
INDEXER DOC Documentation for INDEXER.EXE
INDEXER C C source code for INDEXER.EXE
* LIB Sample output files (2 files)
TC EXE Text checker program
TC DOC Documentation for TC.EXE
SMX DOC Documentation for SMX.COM
SMX COM Printer initialization for MX 80, run file
SMX ASM Assembly source code to set up an MX 80 printer
SFX ASM Assembly source code to set up an FX 185 printer
READ ME Letter about HEBREW and Text Checker
MC BAT Batch file to compide CDIR
CDIR.DOC
RONALD E. FRANK
P. O. Box 989
Big Bear Lake, CA 92315
CDIR -> DB is yet another disk cataloging program. Most of the disk
cataloging programs available impose size limitations, and dBASE II has
a lot of flexibility for changes. CDIR is a program that will read the
directory of a disk (B: is the default as in "CDIR" reads B:, but "CDIR A:"
is also allowed. It creates two files on the default disk, VOL.LIB and
DB.LIB, and keeps appending on to the end of these as long as you keep
shoving in disks. The CDIR [D:] is terminated after each disk read to
permit you to do something else in the midst of doing all this cataloging.
VOL.LIB is designed to print out on a 132 column printer, and lists
volume labels, free space, and then file information in three columns.
DB.LIB is designed to be appended to the dBASE II file MAINLIB.DBF with
the "SDF" option. Once you've gotten everything in to the DBF file, you can
use all of dBASE IIs features to manipulate the information.
STDIO.H, C.OBJ, and MC.LIB come from the Microsoft V1.04 C compiler;
the Linker was V2.3, and the assembler was Microsoft V3.0.
CDIRA.ASM
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PGROUP GROUP PROG
PROG SEGMENT BYTE PUBLIC 'PROG' ;macros + structures
ASSUME CS:PGROUP ;go before this
GET_DIR PROC NEAR ;near from C
PUBLIC GET_DIR
PUSH BP ;
MOV BP,SP ;
MOV DX,[BP+6] ;DS:DX to DTA dest
PUSH DX ;need addr later
MOV AH,1AH ;set DTA to fcb
INT 21H
MOV DX,[BP+4] ;DS:DX to search dest
MOV AH,11H ;search first dir
INT 21H ;put dir into fcb
CMP AL,0FFH ;@ [BP+6]
JZ OUT ;no matches
MORE: MOV CX,112 ;
POP DX ;previous DTA
ADD DX,[BP+8] ;step DTA to next ntr
PUSH DX ;save for next time
MOV AH,1AH ;and reset DTA to it
INT 21H ;? efficiency ?
MOV DX,[BP+4] ;next entry source
MOV AH,12H ;search for next ntry
INT 21H ;moves it to DTA
CMP AL,0FFH ;
JZ OUT ;no matches
add dx,[bp+8] ;hope it kept bp+4
LOOP MORE ;
OUT: POP DX ;clr stack
POP BP ;
RET 6 ;just parms; DX above
GET_DIR ENDP ;close procedure
CDFREESP PROC NEAR ;
PUBLIC CDFREESP ;
PUSH BP ;
MOV BP,SP ;
MOV DL,[BP+4] ;drive #
XOR AX,AX ;clear for safety
MOV AH,36H ;get disk free space
INT 21H ;DOSCALL see p D 33
MOV DI,[BP+6]
MOV [DI],BX ;clusters avail.
MOV DI,[BP+8]
MOV [DI],DX ;clusters on drive
MOV DI,[BP+10]
MOV [DI],CX ;bytes per sector
MOV DI,[BP+12]
MOV [DI],AX ;sectors/cluster
POP BP ;
RET 10 ;clear stack
CDFREESP ENDP ;close procedure
PROG ENDS ;close segment
END ;close assembly
FILES607.TXT
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Disk No 607 Text Utilities v1 DS2
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HEBREW uses a downloaded character set on an Epson FX series printer to print
in Hebrew, after preparing the file with WordStar. The source code is provided
for those who might want to change the mapping of English to Hebrew letters.
TEXT CHECKER checks a WordStar text file for two kinds of errors: certain
control characters, quotes, parentheses, and brackets, that are not in pairs;
extra spaces between words and inconsistent numbers of spaces between
sentences.
CDIR -> DB is a cataloging program. Most of the disk cataloging programs
available impose size limitations but this one creates two files on the default
disk, VOL.LIB and DB.LIB, and keeps appending to these as long as you keep
shoving in disks. CDIR is terminated after each disk read to permit you to do
something else in the midst of doing all this cataloging.
SMX is a printer utility designed for an EPSON MX80 (SFX is for the FX185). It
accepts a parameter (or asks for one) and then sends the translated codes to
the printer.
INDEXER creates an index file, with page numbers, from a formatted text file.
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HEBREW BAS Source code for HEBREW
READ ME Letter about HEBREW and Text Checker
HEBREW EXE HEBREW program
HEBREW DOC Documentation for HEBREW
TC DOC Documentation for Text Checker
TC EXE Text Checker program
ABBREVS Part of Text Checker
CDIRA ASM ASM source to get directory and freespace
CDCONCAT BAT Batch file to collect CDIR source into one file
CDIR C CDIR main source file
CDATE FNC CDIR function
CDDBPRNT FNC "
CDDEBUG FNC "
CDDSKPRT FNC "
CDGETDRV FNC "
CDIROUTP FNC "
CDSCRPRT FNC "
CDTIME FNC "
CDWDEPRT FNC "
CDIR H Constants and declaration for CDIR
CDIRA OBJ Assembler directory and freespace routines
MC BAT Batch file to compile CDIR
CDIR DOC Documentation for CDIR
MAINLIB DBF Sample dBASE II file from CDIR
SMX ASM ASM source to set up an MX 80 printer
SFX ASM ASM source to set up an FX 185 printer
LNK BAT Batch file to link CDIR
SMX DOC Documentation for SMX
CDIR EXE Disk catalogue program
VOL LIB Sample output file
DB LIB "
SMX COM Printer initialization for MX 80, run file
INDEXER C C source code for INDEXER
INDEXER EXE INDEXER program
INDEXER DOC Documentation for INDEXER
PC Software Interest Group (PC-SIG)
1030D E. Duane Ave.
Sunnyvale, CA 94086
(408) 730-9291
(c) Copyright 1987
HEBREW.BAS
10 ON ERROR GOTO 2000
20 DEFINT A-Z
30 DIM DEFN.BYTE(12)
40 ESC$ = CHR$(27)
50 RAM.ON$ = ESC$ + "%" + CHR$(1) + CHR$(0)
60 ROM.ON$ = ESC$ + "%" + CHR$(0) + CHR$(0)
70 CR$ = CHR$(13)
80 CLS
90 PRINT "FX-series pre-processor for Hebrew and Yiddish output": PRINT
100 PRINT "Copyright (C) 1985 by Arnold M. Kuzmack"
101 PRINT " 3912 Montrose Dr."
102 PRINT " Chevy Chase, MD 20815"
103 PRINT
104 PRINT " (301) 986-0274"
105 PRINT: PRINT
110 PRINT "This program may be copied and distributed free of charge,"
120 PRINT "but MAY NOT BE SOLD except by permission of the author.": PRINT
121 PRINT "If you find it useful, a contribution of $15.00"
122 PRINT "would be appreciated.": PRINT: PRINT
130 INPUT "File to be printed"; FILE$
140 LENGTH = LEN(FILE$)
150 FOR I = 1 TO LENGTH
160 LTR.VAL = ASC(MID$(FILE$,I,1))
170 IF LTR.VAL >= 97 THEN MID$(FILE$,I) = CHR$(LTR.VAL - 32)
180 NEXT I
190 OPEN "I", #1, FILE$
200 PRINT
210 GOSUB 4000
270 INPUT "Double-strike output"; A$
280 DBL.STRK = (A$ = "Y") OR (A$ = "y")
290 INPUT "Total length of printer line (e. g., 80)"; LINE.LEN
300 INPUT "Desired right margin"; RMAR
310 PRINT: INPUT "Be sure printer is ON, then press RETURN", A$: PRINT
320 GOSUB 1000
325 PRINT "Press ESC to abort, any other key to pause.": PRINT
330 WHILE NOT END.TXT
335 GOSUB 4500
340 GOSUB 3000
350 A$ = A.W1$
360 LENGTH = LEN(A$)
370 IF LENGTH = 0 THEN LPRINT: GOTO 680
380 B$ = "": C$ = "": COUNT = 0: SPC.ON = -1
390 FOR I = 1 TO LENGTH
400 LTR$ = MID$(A$,I,1)
410 IF ASC(LTR$) > 128 THEN LTR$ = CHR$(ASC(LTR$) - 128)
420 IF LTR$ <> "\" GOTO 460
430 IF ENG = 0 THEN
ENG = 1:
B$ = RAM.ON$ + B$:
GOTO 550
440 IF ENG = 1 THEN
ENG = 0:
B$ = ROM.ON$ + C$ + B$:
C$ = ""
450 GOTO 550
460 '
470 IF LTR$ = "_" THEN
B$ = ESC$ + "-1" + B$:
GOTO 550 ' Underline
480 IF LTR$ = "@" THEN
B$ = ESC$ + "!" + FONT$ + ESC$ + "-0" + B$:
GOTO 550
490 IF LTR$ = "^" THEN
B$ = ESC$ + "!!" + B$:
SPC.ON = 0:
GOTO 550 ' 6 cpi
500 IF LTR$ = "#" THEN
B$ = ESC$ + "!$" + B$:
SPC.ON = 0:
GOTO 550 ' 8.3 cpi
510 IF LTR$ = "|" THEN
B$ = ESC$ + "!8" + B$:
SPC.ON = 0:
GOTO 550 ' 5 cpi
520 IF ENG = 0 THEN B$ = LTR$ + B$
530 IF ENG = 1 THEN C$ = C$ + LTR$
540 IF ASC(LTR$) >= 32
THEN COUNT = COUNT + 1
ELSE COUNT = COUNT - 1
550 NEXT I
560 B$ = C$ + B$
570 '
580 ' Chop off leading spaces.
590 '
600 WHILE ASC(B$) = 32
610 B$ = RIGHT$(B$, LEN(B$) - 1)
620 COUNT = COUNT - 1
630 WEND
640 SP = LINE.LEN - RMAR - COUNT
650 IF NOT SPC.ON GOTO 670
660 IF SP >= 0
THEN B$ = SPACE$(SP) + B$
ELSE PRINT "Warning -- line too long."
670 IF DBL.STRK
THEN LPRINT B$; CR$; B$
ELSE LPRINT B$
680 WEND
690 PRINT "Printing complete.": PRINT
700 END
1000 '
1010 '
1020 ' Subroutine to load characters into printer RAM.
1030 '
1040 LPRINT ESC$ + "!" + FONT$
1050 L$ = CHR$(0): LPRINT ESC$ + ":" + L$ + L$ + L$;: ' Download ROM chars
1060 L$ = ESC$ + "&" + L$
1070 READ ASCII
1080 WHILE ASCII >= 0
1090 LPRINT L$ + CHR$(ASCII) + CHR$(ASCII);
1100 FOR I = 1 TO 12
1110 READ DEFN.BYTE(I)
1120 LPRINT CHR$(DEFN.BYTE(I));
1130 NEXT
1140 READ ASCII
1150 WEND
1160 LPRINT ESC$ + "%" + CHR$(1) + CHR$(0);
1170 LPRINT ESC$ + "jH"; ' Reverse feed two lines
1180 RETURN
2000 '
2010 '
2020 ' Error-trapping subroutine for missing file.
2030 '
2040 IF ERR <> 53 OR ERL <> 190 THEN
ON ERROR GOTO 0
2045 CLOSE #1
2050 PRINT
2060 PRINT "Can't find "; FILE$
2070 PRINT "May be misspelled or on different drive."
2080 PRINT "Try again."
2090 PRINT
2100 RESUME 130
3000 '
3010 '
3020 ' Library subroutine, category WORD PROCESSING, number 1
3030 '
3040 ' Subroutine to return next line from #1 as A.W1$.
3050 ' Reads until SOFT or HARD CR is encountered.
3060 ' A.W1$ = "" for blank line.
3070 ' Sets END.TXT = -1 when last line is returned
3080 '
3090 ' All internal variable names end in .W1
3100 ' BUFF.W1$ is buffer to hold text read but not yet returned
3110 ' BLANK.LN.W1 = -1 if blank line encountered in last execution
3120 '
3130 ' To insure correct operation, paragraphs should be separated
3140 ' by blank lines.
3150 '
3160 SCR.W1$ = CHR$(141)
3170 A.W1$ = ""
3180 IF BLANK.LN.W1 THEN BLANK.LN.W1 = 0: GOTO 3680
3190 '
3200 ' Set SKIP.W1 true if BUFF.W1$ is not empty,
3210 ' i.e., not first time through after reading so
3220 ' want to skip line 3340
3230 '
3240 IF BUFF.W1$ = "" THEN LINE INPUT #1, BUFF.W1$ ELSE SKIP.W1 = -1
3250 '
3260 ' If blank line is read, return A.W1$ = ""
3270 '
3280 IF BUFF.W1$ = "" GOTO 3680
3290 '
3300 ' Eliminates soft LF (ASCII 138) and returns blank line
3310 '
3320 IF ASC(BUFF.W1$) = 138 AND LEN(BUFF.W1$) = 1 THEN
BUFF.W1$ = "": GOTO 3680
3330 '
3340 ' Chop off initial LF
3350 '
3360 IF ASC(BUFF.W1$) = 10 OR ASC(BUFF.W1$) = 138 THEN
BUFF.W1$ = RIGHT$(BUFF.W1$, LEN(BUFF.W1$) - 1):
FLAG.W1 = -1
3370 '
3380 ' End-of-paragraph encountered if length <= 254
3390 '
3400 IF SKIP.W1 THEN SKIP.W1 = 0: GOTO 3420
3410 IF (NOT FLAG.W1 AND LEN(BUFF.W1$) <= 254) OR
(FLAG.W1 AND LEN(BUFF.W1$) <= 253)
THEN PAR.W1 = -1
3420 FLAG.W1 = 0
3430 '
3440 ' Search for soft CR
3450 '
3460 I.W1 = INSTR(BUFF.W1$, SCR.W1$)
3470 '
3480 ' Last line of paragraph
3490 '
3500 IF I.W1 = 0 AND PAR.W1 THEN
A.W1$ = A.W1$ + BUFF.W1$:
BUFF.W1$ = "":
PAR.W1 = 0:
GOTO 3680
3510 '
3520 ' Soft CR found BEFORE end of BUFF.W1$
3530 '
3540 IF I.W1 > 0 AND I.W1 < LEN(BUFF.W1$) THEN
A.W1$ = A.W1$ + LEFT$(BUFF.W1$, I.W1 - 1):
BUFF.W1$ = RIGHT$(BUFF.W1$, LEN(BUFF.W1$) - I.W1 - 1):
GOTO 3680
3550 '
3560 ' Soft CR is last character in BUFF.W1$
3570 '
3580 IF I.W1 > 0 AND I.W1 = LEN(BUFF.W1$) THEN
A.W1$ = A.W1$ + LEFT$(BUFF.W1$, I.W1 - 1):
BUFF.W1$ = "":
GOTO 3680
3590 '
3600 ' To reach this point, must have I.W1 = 0 and PAR.W1 = 0
3610 ' Need to read more to reach end of line
3620 '
3630 A.W1$ = A.W1$ + BUFF.W1$
3640 BUFF.W1$ = ""
3650 IF NOT EOF(1) THEN LINE INPUT #1, BUFF.W1$
3660 IF LEN(BUFF.W1$) = 1 THEN IF ASC(BUFF.W1$) = 138 THEN
BLANK.LN.W1 = -1:
GOTO 3680
3670 IF BUFF.W1$ <> ""
THEN 3410
ELSE BLANK.LN.W1 = -1
3680 IF EOF(1) AND BUFF.W1$ = "" THEN END.TXT = -1
3690 RETURN
4000 '
4010 '
4020 ' Subroutine to display menu of fonts and
4030 ' return appropriate value of Master Select
4040 ' Code as FONT$
4050 '
4060 PRINT: PRINT "Menu of available type fonts:"
4070 PRINT
4080 PRINT "1. Pica"; TAB(30); "9. Double-strike pica"
4090 PRINT "2. Elite"; TAB(30); "10. Double-strike elite"
4100 PRINT "3. Compressed"; TAB(30); "11. Double-strike compressed"
4110 PRINT "4. Expanded pica"; TAB(30); "12. Double-strike expanded pica"
4120 PRINT "5. Expanded elite"; TAB(30); "13. Double-strike expanded elite"
4130 PRINT "6. Expanded compressed"; TAB(30); "14. Double-strike expanded compressed"
4140 PRINT
4150 PRINT "7. Emphasized pica"; TAB(30); "15. Double-strike emphasized pica"
4160 PRINT "8. Emphasized expanded pica"; TAB(30); "16. Double-strike emphasized expanded pica"
4170 PRINT
4180 FONT$ = ""
4190 INPUT "Enter your choice of font (RETURN for emphasized pica) ", FONTNUM
4200 IF FONTNUM = 1 THEN FONT$ = "@"
4210 IF FONTNUM = 2 THEN FONT$ = "A"
4220 IF FONTNUM = 3 THEN FONT$ = "D"
4230 IF FONTNUM = 4 THEN FONT$ = " "
4240 IF FONTNUM = 5 THEN FONT$ = "!"
4250 IF FONTNUM = 6 THEN FONT$ = "$"
4260 IF FONTNUM = 7 THEN FONT$ = "H"
4270 IF FONTNUM = 8 THEN FONT$ = "*"
4280 IF FONTNUM = 9 THEN FONT$ = "P"
4290 IF FONTNUM = 10 THEN FONT$ = "Q"
4300 IF FONTNUM = 11 THEN FONT$ = "T"
4310 IF FONTNUM = 12 THEN FONT$ = "0"
4320 IF FONTNUM = 13 THEN FONT$ = "1"
4330 IF FONTNUM = 14 THEN FONT$ = "4"
4340 IF FONTNUM = 15 THEN FONT$ = "X"
4350 IF FONTNUM = 16 THEN FONT$ = "8"
4360 PRINT
4370 IF FONTNUM = 0 THEN FONT$ = "H"
4380 IF FONT$ <> "" THEN RETURN
4390 PRINT "You must enter 1-16 or RETURN. Try again."
4400 GOTO 4060
4500 '
4510 '
4520 ' Subroutine to monitor for ABORT or PAUSE commands.
4530 '
4540 AA$ = INKEY$
4550 IF LEN(AA$) = 0 THEN RETURN
4560 IF ASC(AA$) = 27 THEN
PRINT: PRINT: PRINT "Aborted.": PRINT:
END
4570 PRINT: PRINT
4580 INPUT "Press RETURN to resume.", AA$
4590 PRINT: PRINT "Press ESC to abort, any other key to pause.": PRINT
4600 RETURN
5000 '
5010 '
5020 DATA 97,128,38,8,16,0,8,0,4,8,50,0,0 ' a = aleph
5030 DATA 65,1,76,16,34,0,18,0,10,16,100,0,0 ' A = patah-aleph
5040 DATA 111,1,76,16,34,0,19,0,10,16,100,0,0 ' o = kamatz-aleph
5050 DATA 98,128,34,0,34,0,34,0,34,28,2,0,0 ' b = bet
5060 DATA 103,128,0,0,34,0,36,0,30,0,0,0,0 ' g = gimel
5070 DATA 100,128,32,0,32,0,32,0,32,30,32,0,0 ' d = dalet
5080 DATA 104,128,38,0,32,0,32,0,32,16,14,0,0 ' h = he'
5090 DATA 117,128,0,0,0,32,30,0,0,0,0,0,0 ' u = vav
5100 DATA 122,128,0,0,32,0,46,16,32,0,0,0,0 ' z = zayin
5110 DATA 72,128,62,0,32,0,32,0,32,16,14,0,0 ' H = het
5120 DATA 116,128,60,2,0,2,0,34,0,34,28,0,0 ' t = tet
5130 DATA 105,128,0,0,0,32,24,0,0,0,0,0,0 ' i = yod
5140 DATA 107,128,34,0,34,0,34,0,20,8,0,0,0 ' k = kaph
5150 DATA 75,1,64,0,64,0,64,0,32,31,0,0,0 ' K = final kaph
5160 DATA 108,128,224,0,32,0,32,2,36,8,48,0,0 ' l = lamed
5170 DATA 109,128,38,24,0,16,32,2,32,18,12,0,0 ' m = mem
5180 DATA 77,128,46,16,34,0,34,0,34,0,30,0,0 ' M = final mem
5190 DATA 110,128,0,2,32,2,32,30,0,0,0,0,0 ' n = nun
5200 DATA 78,1,0,0,0,64,63,0,0,0,0,0,0 ' N = final nun
5210 DATA 115,128,40,20,34,0,34,0,34,20,8,0,0 ' s = samekh
5220 DATA 101,128,34,16,10,4,2,0,2,4,56,0,0 ' e = ayin
5230 DATA 112,128,50,8,34,0,42,0,34,28,0,0,0 ' p = pe'
5240 DATA 102,128,50,8,34,0,34,0,34,28,0,0,0 ' f = fe'
5250 DATA 70,1,96,16,64,0,64,0,64,63,0,0,0 ' F = final fe'
5260 DATA 99,128,34,0,18,0,10,10,14,16,34,0,0 ' c = tsadi
5270 DATA 67,1,64,32,16,8,4,10,17,96,0,0,0 ' C = final tsadi
5280 DATA 113,1,95,0,64,0,68,8,80,32,0,0,0 ' q = kuf
5290 DATA 114,128,32,0,32,0,32,0,32,30,0,0,0 ' r = resh
5300 DATA 83,128,56,4,2,4,58,0,2,4,56,0,0 ' S = shin
5310 DATA 84,128,34,28,32,0,32,0,32,16,14,0,0 ' T = tav
5320 DATA 83,128,56,4,2,4,58,0,2,4,56,0,0 ' S = shin
5330 DATA 108,128,224,0,32,0,32,2,36,8,48,0,0 ' l = lamed
5340 DATA 69,128,0,32,24,0,0,32,24,0,0,0,0' E = 2 yuds
5350 DATA 73,1,0,64,50,0,2,64,50,0,0,0,0' I = patah 2 yuds
5360 DATA 118,128,0,32,30,0,0,32,30,0,0,0,0' v = 2 vavs
5370 DATA 69,128,0,32,24,0,0,32,24,0,0,0,0' E = 2 yuds
5380 DATA -1
INDEXER.DOC
INDEXER
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Public Domain Text file indexing program
Author: COMV
C compiler: MicroSoft V 3.00
INDEXER creates an index file, with page numbers, from
a formatted text file.
There are 3 INDEXER files:
1) INDEXER.C - C language source
2) INDEXER.EXE - Compiled source
3) INDEXER.DOC - Documentation
To use INDEXER, first create a file of keywords. The
keywords do not have to be in upper or lower case and do
not have to be in alphabetical order. The only restric-
tion is that each keyword has to be on a separate line. A
keyword can be preceded by spaces, tabs, line feeds,
carriage returns and commas because all of these
characters are considered white space when reading the
keyword file.
When you run INDEXER, you will have to answer some
prompts:
Name of text file?
- Enter the name of the text file you wish to
index. This file must have already been
formatted by your text processor into a form
that is ready for printing.
Name of keyword file?
- Enter the name of the keyword file you typed
in.
Page breaks at 1) fixed line count or 2) form feeds?
- If your word processor moves to the top of the
next page by padding the current page with
blank lines (a la PC-Write), then enter "1".
You will be then asked "How many lines per
page?" Standard eleven inch paper has 66 lines
per page (at 6 lines per inch), so most people
will enter "66".
If your word processor uses the form feed
character (decimal 12, hex 0C) to move to the
top of the next page, then enter "2".
What text page is 'page 1'?
- Enter the page number where indexing is to
begin. For example, if you have 1 title page
and 1 page of contents in front of what you
call page 1, then you should enter "3".
What column should keywords start at in index output
file?
- Enter the number of spaces that you want in
front of every keyword entry in the index
output file. This allows the index to have the
same left margin as the rest of the document.
After the keywords are read in from the keyword file they
are sorted and redundant keywords are eliminated. Upper
case is equivalent to lower case while sorting. For
example, "ONEWORD" = "oneWord".
INDEXER then reads the text file, searching for matches
to the keywords. Case is not important. The keyword may
be entirely contained in another word. For example, the
keyword "struct" matches "STRUCT" and "restructure".
INDEXER always writes the index information to a file
called "INDEX." When INDEXER asks for the keyword file
name, you can specify the INDEX file created by a
previous run of INDEXER.
INDEXER, as distributed, is limited to about 1000
keywords. If you re-compile the C source after altering
some "#define"s, you can increase this amount.
INDEXER is not very sophisticated, but I can't spend any
more time on it. If you improve INDEXER (e.g. matching
keywords with hyphenated words that extend to the next
line, etc.), feel free to send me a copy. I'll send the
improved version, with enhancement credits, to the major
public domain software suppliers so everyone can benefit.
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ADVERTISEMENT
Let me briefly tell you about User-Supported software my
company sells.
IMAGEPRINT
ImagePrint allows your IBM Graphics Printer or IBM
Proprinter or Epson printer or compatible printer to
produce print quality comparable to that of a daisy wheel
printer.
Most print quality enhancing programs and so-called
letter quality printers only make two print-head passes
per line to form characters, and the results show it. Our
sophisticated font design process, combined with three
print-head passes, gives a print quality nothing else
matches.
Text can be formatted and individual characters can be
bold, italic, double width, half-high, 17.1 or 12 or 10
cpi, proportionally spaced, superscripted or subscripted,
and underlined. Fonts can be dynamically switched during
printing and each font contains an entire IBM Graphics
Printer's character set, so you don't need an IBM
Graphics Printer to print the upper half of an IBM PC's
character set. Both 80 and 136 column versions of
ImagePrint are available.
B_WINDOW
B_WINDOW is a collection of functions that give windowing
capability to a BASIC programmer using an IBM Personal
Computer or true compatible. With B_WINDOW you can write
BASIC programs that look much more visually exciting and
professional. A window can be opened over a section of
the screen (including another window) and when the window
is closed, the original contents of the screen reappears.
Special windowing cursor control, string and character
display and border drawing are included. And everything
happens at top speed because B_WINDOW is written entirely
in assembler.
Both standard interpreted BASIC and compiled BASIC are
supported by either BLOADing a windowing support file or
linking to it if you are using an IBM or MicroSoft BASIC
compiler.
PRICES
The distribution version of ImagePrint, with 1 font
(Cubic) and support for 80 column printers only, costs
$10. The registered version of ImagePrint, with a total
of 5 fonts and support for both 80 and 136 column
printers, costs $20.
The full B_WINDOW package costs $15.
The above prices include postage. Connecticut residents
must include 7 1/2% sales tax. We accept MasterCard and
Visa.
Our address is:
Image Computer Systems
P. O. Box 647
Avon, CT 06001
Ph: (203) 678-8771
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NOTES607.TXT
Program name: HEBREW
Author name: Arnold M. Kuzmack
Address: 3912 Montrose Dr.
Chevy Chase, MD 20815
Telephone Number: (202) 382-5508
(301) 986-0274
Suggested Donation: Small contribution
Program Description: HEBREW uses a downloaded character set on an Epson FX
series printer to print in Hebrew, after preparing the file with WordStar. The
source code is provided for those who might want to change the mapping of
English to Hebrew letters.
Program name: TC (Text Checker)
Author name: Arnold M. Kuzmack
Address: 3912 Montrose Dr.
Chevy Chase, MD 20815
Telephone Number: (202) 382-5508
(301) 986-0274
Suggested Donation: Small contribution
Program Description: TEXT CHECKER checks a WordStar text file for two kinds of
errors: certain control characters, quotes, parentheses, and brackets, that
are not in pairs; extra spaces between words and inconsistent numbers of spaces
between sentences.
Program name: CDIR
Author name: RONALD E. FRANK
Address: P. O. Box 989
Big Bear Lake, CA 92315
Telephone Number:
Suggested Donation:
Program Description: CDIR -> DB is yet another disk cataloging program. Most
of the disk cataloging programs available impose size limitations but this one
creates two files on the default disk, VOL.LIB and DB.LIB, and keeps appending
to these as long as you keep shoving in disks. CDIR is terminated after each
disk read to permit you to do something else in the midst of doing all this
cataloging.
Program name: SMX
Author name: RONALD E. FRANK
Address: P. O. Box 989
Big Bear Lake, CA 92315
Telephone Number: SMX
Suggested Donation:
Program Description: SMX is a printer utility designed for an EPSON MX80 (SFX
is for the FX185). It accepts a parameter (or asks for one) and then sends the
translated codes to the printer.
Program name: INDEXER
Author name: Image Computer Systems
Address: P. O. Box 647
Avon, CT 06001
Telephone number: Ph: (203) 678-8771
Suggested donation:
Program description: INDEXER creates an index file, with page numbers, from a
formatted text file.
PC Software Interest Group (PC-SIG)
1030D E. Duane Ave.
Sunnyvale, CA 94086
(408) 730-9291
(c) Copyright 1987
SFX.ASM
COMMENT| SETFX.COM Copyright (C) Ronald E. Frank 29 Sep 85
This program accepts a parameter or asks for one with a
menu, converts it with a translation table to a series of
printer codes, and sends those codes to the printer. The
printer beeps to acknowledge receipt.
Line 6 is as follows:
Compr // Elite // 8 Lpi // Skip 8 on Perf // Left Marg 20
0F 1B,4D 1B,30 1B,4E,08 1B,6C,20 Hex codes
I-5 I-7 I-14 I-13 I-12 Epson Reference
END COMMENT |
PUBLIC BEGIN,GO,GETPARM,GOTPARM,PRINTIT
CODE SEGMENT PARA PUBLIC 'CODE'
ASSUME CS:CODE,DS:CODE,ES:CODE
ORG 100H
BEGIN: JMP GO
MENU DB 16 DUP (' '),201,44 DUP (205),187,10,13
DB 16 DUP (' '),186,' 0 - Reset [Epson] 1B,40 ',186,10,13
DB 16 DUP (' '),186,' 1 - NLQ [Epson] 1B,78,1 ',186,10,13
DB 16 DUP (' '),186,' 2 - Set LF to 1/8" 1B,30 ',186,10,13
DB 16 DUP (' '),186,' 3 - Compressed 0F ',186,10,13
DB 16 DUP (' '),186,' 4 - Elite [Epson] 1B,4D ',186,10,13
DB 16 DUP (' '),186,' 5 - Skip on Perf 1B,4E,8 ',186,10,13
DB 16 DUP (' '),186,' 6 - Compr Elite 8 lpi skip LM 10 ',186,10,13
DB 16 DUP (' '),186,' 0F,1B,4D,1B,30,1B,4E,8,1B,6C,20. ',186,10,13
DB 16 DUP (' '),186,' 7 - Underline ON 1B,2D,1 ',186,10,13
DB 16 DUP (' '),186,' 8 - Emphasize ON 1B,45 ',186,10,13
DB 16 DUP (' '),186,' 9 - 11 Inch Page 1B,43,0,11 ',186,10,13
DB 16 DUP (' '),200,44 DUP (205),189
DB 10,10,10,10,13,'$'
ASK1 DB 16 DUP (' '),'Enter Your Selection ->','$'
INPTPARM DB '*'
NTRY_LEN DB 12
PRNTCODE DB 1BH,40H,00H,00H,00H,00H,00H,00H,00H,00H,00H,07H
DB 1BH,78H,01H,00H,00H,00H,00H,00H,00H,00H,00H,07H
DB 1BH,30H,00H,00H,00H,00H,00H,00H,00H,00H,00H,07H
DB 0FH,00H,00H,00H,00H,00H,00H,00H,00H,00H,00H,07H
DB 1BH,4DH,00H,00H,00H,00H,00H,00H,00H,00H,00H,07H
DB 1BH,4EH,08H,00H,00H,00H,00H,00H,00H,00H,00H,07H
DB 0FH,1BH,4DH,1BH,30H,1BH,4EH,08H,1BH,6CH,20,07H
DB 1BH,2DH,01H,00H,00H,00H,00H,00H,00H,00H,00H,07H
DB 1BH,45H,00H,00H,00H,00H,00H,00H,00H,00H,00H,07H
DB 1BH,43H,88H,00H,00H,00H,00H,00H,00H,00H,00H,07H
SETMX PROC FAR
GO: PUSH DS ;save psp segment address
MOV AX,0 ;word for far return
PUSH AX
MOV SI,80H ;80H is where the input parameter
MOV DL,[SI] ;count is left by opening procedure
CMP DL,0 ;if there's a parm, move on
JE GETPARM
MOV SI,82H
MOV AL,[SI] ;mov immediate won't work
JMP GOTPARM
GETPARM: MOV CX,0 ;Gene Plantz's screen scroll cls
MOV DX,2479H
MOV BH,7
MOV AX,0600H
INT 10H
MOV DH,3 ;row
MOV DL,0 ;column
MOV BH,0 ;active page
MOV AH,2 ;locate cursor
INT 10H
LEA DX,MENU
MOV AH,9 ;print string
INT 21H
LEA DX,ASK1 ;point to query and print it
MOV AH,9 ;with DOS
INT 21H
MOV AH,1 ;keyboard input DOS p D-17
INT 21H ;char returned in AL
GOTPARM: SUB AL,'0' ;conv ASCII to byte
MUL NTRY_LEN ;find offset in table
LEA BX,PRNTCODE
MOV CX,12 ;output standard 12 chrs
PRINTIT: PUSH AX ;save for reuse (need AL)
XLAT
MOV DL,AL ;from table to DL
MOV AH,5 ;printer output
INT 21H
POP AX ;get original back, increment it,
INC AL ;save this, + xlat + send to print
LOOP PRINTIT
RET ;return to DOS
SETMX ENDP ;close procedure
CODE ENDS ;close segment
END BEGIN ;close assembly
SMX.ASM
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This program accepts a parameter or asks for one with a
menu, converts it with a translation table to a series of
printer codes, and sends those codes to the printer. The
printer beeps to acknowledge receipt.
END COMMENT |
PUBLIC BEGIN,GO,GETPARM,GOTPARM,PRINTIT
CODE SEGMENT PARA PUBLIC 'CODE'
ASSUME CS:CODE,DS:CODE,ES:CODE
ORG 100H
BEGIN: JMP GO
MENU DB 16 DUP (' '),201,44 DUP (205),187,10,13
DB 16 DUP (' '),186,' 0 - Reset 1B,40 ',186,10,13
DB 16 DUP (' '),186,' 1 - Double Strike 1B,47 ',186,10,13
DB 16 DUP (' '),186,' 2 - Set LF to 1/8" 1B,30 ',186,10,13
DB 16 DUP (' '),186,' 3 - Compressed 0F ',186,10,13
DB 16 DUP (' '),186,' 4 - Comp 8 LPI 0F,1B,30 ',186,10,13
DB 16 DUP (' '),186,' 5 - Squished 9B,53,80,0F,9B,33,12 ',186,10,13
DB 16 DUP (' '),186,' 6 - Italics ON 1B,34 ',186,10,13
DB 16 DUP (' '),186,' 7 - Underline ON 1B,2D,1 ',186,10,13
DB 16 DUP (' '),186,' 8 - Emphasize ON 1B,45 ',186,10,13
DB 16 DUP (' '),186,' 9 - Wide ON 0E ',186,10,13
DB 16 DUP (' '),200,44 DUP (205),189
DB 10,10,10,10,13,'$'
ASK1 DB 16 DUP (' '),'Enter Your Selection ->','$'
INPTPARM DB '*'
NTRY_LEN DB 8
PRNTCODE DB 1BH,40H,00H,00H,00H,00H,00H,07H
DB 1BH,47H,00H,00H,00H,00H,00H,07H
DB 1BH,30H,00H,00H,00H,00H,00H,07H
DB 0FH,00H,00H,00H,00H,00H,00H,07H
DB 0FH,1BH,30H,00H,00H,00H,00H,07H
DB 9BH,53H,80H,0FH,9BH,33H,12H,07H
DB 1BH,34H,00H,00H,00H,00H,00H,07H
DB 1BH,2DH,01H,00H,00H,00H,00H,07H
DB 1BH,45H,00H,00H,00H,00H,00H,07H
DB 0EH,00H,00H,00H,00H,00H,00H,07H
SETMX PROC FAR
GO: PUSH DS ;save psp segment address
MOV AX,0 ;word for far return
PUSH AX
MOV SI,80H ;80H is where the input parameter
MOV DL,[SI] ;count is left by opening procedure
CMP DL,0 ;if there's a parm, move on
JE GETPARM
MOV SI,82H
MOV AL,[SI] ;mov immediate won't work
JMP GOTPARM
GETPARM: MOV CX,0 ;Gene Plantz's screen scroll cls
MOV DX,2479H
MOV BH,7
MOV AX,0600H
INT 10H
MOV DH,3 ;row
MOV DL,0 ;column
MOV BH,0 ;active page
MOV AH,2 ;locate cursor
INT 10H
LEA DX,MENU
MOV AH,9 ;print string
INT 21H
LEA DX,ASK1 ;point to query and print it
MOV AH,9 ;with DOS
INT 21H
MOV AH,1 ;keyboard input DOS p D-17
INT 21H ;char returned in AL
GOTPARM: SUB AL,'0' ;conv ASCII to byte
MUL NTRY_LEN ;find offset in table
LEA BX,PRNTCODE
MOV CX,8 ;output standard 8 chrs
PRINTIT: PUSH AX ;save for reuse (need AL)
XLAT
MOV DL,AL ;from table to DL
MOV AH,5 ;printer output
INT 21H
POP AX ;get original back, increment it,
INC AL ;save this, + xlat + send to print
LOOP PRINTIT
RET ;return to DOS
SETMX ENDP ;close procedure
CODE ENDS ;close segment
END BEGIN ;close assembly
SMX.DOC
RONALD E. FRANK
P. O. Box 989
Big Bear Lake, CA 92315
SMX.COM is a printer utility designed for an EPSON MX80 (SFX is for
the FX185). It accepts a parameter (or asks for one) and then sends the
translated codes to the printer.
Invoke by typing SMX, or if you remember the appropriate code,
SMX <code>. SMX 0 <enter>, for example, clears the printer.
The provided source will permit the user to customize as needed.
Directory of PC-SIG Library Disk #0607
Volume in drive A has no label
Directory of A:\
ABBREVS 384 1-01-80
CDATE FNC 313 9-11-84 8:10a
CDCONCAT BAT 156 10-21-85 12:24p
CDDBPRNT FNC 560 9-16-84 10:16p
CDDEBUG FNC 981 9-16-84 10:14p
CDDSKPRT FNC 673 9-16-84 10:17p
CDGETDRV FNC 615 9-16-84 10:14p
CDIR C 991 9-16-84 1:57a
CDIR DOC 1224 1-07-86 11:00p
CDIR EXE 18824 1-07-86 10:25p
CDIR H 2931 9-16-84 10:13p
CDIRA ASM 3102 9-16-84 10:12p
CDIRA OBJ 178 9-16-84 2:05a
CDIROUTP FNC 2349 9-17-84 2:10a
CDSCRPRT FNC 554 9-16-84 10:15p
CDTIME FNC 542 9-16-84 10:14p
CDWDEPRT FNC 751 9-16-84 1:42a
DB LIB 468 1-07-86 10:25p
FILES607 TXT 2768 1-22-86 4:37p
GO BAT 533 1-22-86 4:55p
HEBREW BAS 10624 12-03-85 11:38a
HEBREW DOC 16512 1-01-80
HEBREW EXE 28672 1-01-80
INDEXER C 10652 5-14-86 5:39p
INDEXER DOC 7203 5-14-86 5:37p
INDEXER EXE 11992 4-21-86 10:32a
LNK BAT 31 1-07-86 10:21p
MAINLIB DBF 1024 1-07-86 10:35p
MC BAT 20 1-07-86 10:20p
NOTES607 TXT 2504 1-22-86 4:35p
READ ME 2176 1-01-80
SFX ASM 4362 9-29-85 4:51p
SMX ASM 4103 8-11-85 4:40p
SMX COM 990 1-07-86 10:32p
SMX DOC 529 1-07-86 11:06p
TC BAK 16512 1-01-80
TC DOC 16512 10-01-86 4:08p
TC EXE 37888 1-16-86 12:11p
VOL LIB 515 1-07-86 10:25p
39 file(s) 211718 bytes
89088 bytes free