Thanks Joshua! It does seem minimal. Hopefully it works too :-) My first attempt had a 0 versus 1 string index based issue. So 255 printed as EE instead of FF.
But I caught that one in testing on CloudT. For those who want to try the code above, you can go to https://bitchin100.com/CloudT Copy the code above to your clipboard Scroll down the emulator page to the text box, paste it in. Click "Add Plain Text" You'll be prompted for a name, like SAMPLE.DO You will see the file SAMPLE.DO appear in the cassette file queue at the bottom Click on the model t window, go into BASIC, and type CLOAD<ENTER> The file will load. If you make edits, to write it back out as a text file you can download and cut/paste type CSAVE"SAMPLE.DO",A Then you will see in the cassette file queue an icon you can use to download it into your computer's file system. I had to remember that to share the code above. CloudT is unique in Model T emulators in that its host file system access is based on hooking the BASIC ROM's native file I/O (cassette). -- John.
