>> To save you reinventing the wheel Jan, Norman Dunbar's DJToolkit has an
> extension called LEVEL2 which tests for a Level 2 filing system. The
> assembler source djtoolkit_asm is included with the toolkit - just search
> for 'level2' in that source.
>
> http://www.dilwyn.me.uk/tk/djtk.zip
>
- NOTE: On non-V2 drivers which don't support subdirectories, ls will
fail
because the FNAME$ function stops with 'bad parameter' on directory
channels. This can be avoided by adjusting line 1710 in the code (as
indicated in the REMarks). I'll probably have to design another machine
code call to
On 2017-02-12 16:43, Jan Bredenbeek wrote:
On 12 February 2017 at 15:29, RWAP Software
wrote:
Hi Jan,
That is great - it is a nice function which can be useful.
Could I ask you to consider moving (or Forking?) the repository to the
new
SInclair QL Github, as this
On 12 February 2017 at 15:29, RWAP Software wrote:
> Hi Jan,
>
> That is great - it is a nice function which can be useful.
>
> Could I ask you to consider moving (or Forking?) the repository to the new
> SInclair QL Github, as this is intended to keep all of the QL
Hi Jan,
That is great - it is a nice function which can be useful.
Could I ask you to consider moving (or Forking?) the repository to the
new SInclair QL Github, as this is intended to keep all of the QL stuff
together -
https://github.com/SinclairQL
Rich
On 2017-02-12 14:24, Jan
I've updated the code with various improvements and fixes:
- Listing now adjusts to window size and can be aborted by pressing 'Q' or
ESC, even when recursing directories;
- Redirection by DEV device is now handled correctly (so long as you don't
rename the DEV device itself ;))
- SMSQ is no
Okay, here it is. Merge this into your BOOT file and you'll have a
Unix-like 'ls' command, and even a 'lsr' command to list directories
recursively. It lists one file per line, with type, size and date info, and
without the subdirectory names in front of each filename (unlike DIR and
WSTAT).
The