Re: [M100] Conversion of Tandy Model T characters after PC file transfer...

FWIW the original mapping that was created for the UTF-8 decoder was limited to characters available in 16-bit Unicode for efficiency reasons in HTERM. Getting marginally better representations of the couple of oddball characters weren't worth extra complexity. So the original mapping included char

Re: [M100] Fwd: Re: Conversion of Tandy Model T characters after PCfiletransfer...

OK so I've updated the conversion table to take Comet's comments into account - they all make perfect sense to me. I also decided to extract the data in the HTML file into an XML file so that I could run custom XSL/XSLT templates against it to generate the conversion table from the XML. I'll switc

Re: [M100] Fwd: Re: Conversion of Tandy Model T characters after PCfiletransfer...

Hi Mark, I am glad you found my comments helpful. I agree with you that the appearance of the Model 100 glyphs for 90 and 91 indicate that the Unicode code points to which they correspond should have related symantec meanings. I believe Model 100 glyph looks unambiguously like the bell symbol.

Re: [M100] A z-code interpreter for the model 100

Hi John, and everyone else who has sent their thanks - you're welcome. It was a fun project and I'm happy if it works for you. I got lots of help from people on this list. I should mention that I haven't tried it on the 102, just on the 100. I think all the routine entry points are the same tho

Re: [M100] A z-code interpreter for the model 100

Hi Mark, thanks for the kind words. Most of the work was done for me, though, by Stephen Adolph's REX and the people who reverse-engineered the Z-machine game file format . I've been using LaddieAlpha to transfer the ROM images fro

[M100] A z-code interpreter for the model 100

Clint, Thank You for creating something that will run on a M102. I do not see to many people now days that create programs that run on the M100, M102 or Tandy 200. Thank You. John Martin Hello everyone, > > I've just put a project into the Club100 Member Upload area that I > hope will interest so

Re: [M100] Fwd: Re: Conversion of Tandy Model T characters after PC filetransfer...

Managed to get the control characters to display (the Unicode control character glyphs start at 0x2400) On 15 November 2015 at 10:51, Mark Wickens wrote: > Many thanks for all the input. > Ron: I've corrected the copy-paste error. > Comet: I have incorporated many of your suggestions and I agree

Re: [M100] Fwd: Re: Conversion of Tandy Model T characters after PC filetransfer...

Many thanks for all the input. Ron: I've corrected the copy-paste error. Comet: I have incorporated many of your suggestions and I agree with your philosophy. The revised and permanent home for the table is now: http://wickensonline.co.uk/static/files/tandy/Unicode/TandyModelTCodetoUnicodeConversi

Re: [M100] Fwd: Re: Conversion of Tandy Model T characters after PC filetransfer...

http://bitchin100.com/wiki/index.php?title=Unicode_Mappings suggests alternate translations for some of the Unicode code points.(Chris Osburn)M100,81,U+26FD,FUEL PUMP                                                 ⛽   ☏ ☏ WHITE TELEPHONEM100,83,U+1F4E1,SATELLITE ANTENNA