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TE - Text editor for CP/M
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Floppy Software
Jan 18, 2021, 12:17:17 PM1/18/21
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Hi all,
TE text editor v1.50 for CP/M & Z80 has just been released!
Its major change is TECF, a configuration tool for TE.
It uses CF files with key / value configuration pairs (a sort of INI files).
https://github.com/MiguelVis/te
TE text editor v1.50 for CP/M & Z80 has just been released!
Its major change is TECF, a configuration tool for TE.
It uses CF files with key / value configuration pairs (a sort of INI files).
https://github.com/MiguelVis/te
Marcelo Dantas
Jan 26, 2021, 1:20:31 PM1/26/21
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rwd...@gmail.com
Jan 29, 2021, 1:31:44 PM1/29/21
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I thought these screen-size configuration bytes in BIOS were a "standard".
On Github I noticed that all the pre-built flavours of TE sound as though they have fixed screen size.
Richard
Floppy Software
Feb 22, 2021, 2:31:21 PM2/22/21
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El viernes, 29 de enero de 2021 a las 19:31:44 UTC+1, rwd...@gmail.com escribió:
> Is there a version of TE, which if run under CPM3 (generic), will detect screen size on startup from the config bytes near start of BIOS (as VT100DYN sets, with info from terminal)?
> I thought these screen-size configuration bytes in BIOS were a "standard".
>
> On Github I noticed that all the pre-built flavours of TE sound as though they have fixed screen size.
>
> Richard
Hi Richard,
> Is there a version of TE, which if run under CPM3 (generic), will detect screen size on startup from the config bytes near start of BIOS (as VT100DYN sets, with info from terminal)?
> I thought these screen-size configuration bytes in BIOS were a "standard".
>
> On Github I noticed that all the pre-built flavours of TE sound as though they have fixed screen size.
>
> Richard
Please check the new v1.60 of TE.
It supports new configuration variables for the screen size.
Hope it helps.
Floppy Software
Feb 22, 2021, 2:32:05 PM2/22/21
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TE v1.60 for CP/M & Z80 has been just released!
It adds the following optional configuration variables:
# Screen height: 18..255 -- uncomment and change if needed
#screen.rows = 25
# Screen width: 64..255 -- uncomment and change if needed
#screen.columns = 80
I hope that helps with "non standard" screen sizes.
https://github.com/MiguelVis/te
It adds the following optional configuration variables:
# Screen height: 18..255 -- uncomment and change if needed
#screen.rows = 25
# Screen width: 64..255 -- uncomment and change if needed
#screen.columns = 80
I hope that helps with "non standard" screen sizes.
https://github.com/MiguelVis/te
rwd...@gmail.com
Feb 22, 2021, 6:37:07 PM2/22/21
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Richard
martin....@gmail.com
Feb 23, 2021, 8:37:05 AM2/23/21
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.. thank you for this editor - looks very nice and useful.
Could you add a sentence to the README on the main repository page about memory restrictions: does TE hold the file completely in memory or is it able to work with larger files (e.g. > 64 KB) by automatic blocking?
Could you add a sentence to the README on the main repository page about memory restrictions: does TE hold the file completely in memory or is it able to work with larger files (e.g. > 64 KB) by automatic blocking?
Floppy Software
Mar 5, 2021, 5:59:08 PM3/5/21
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Floppy Software
Mar 5, 2021, 6:01:37 PM3/5/21
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El martes, 23 de febrero de 2021 a las 14:37:05 UTC+1, martin....@gmail.com escribió:
> .. thank you for this editor - looks very nice and useful.
>
> Could you add a sentence to the README on the main repository page about memory restrictions: does TE hold the file completely in memory or is it able to work with larger files (e.g. > 64 KB) by automatic blocking?
TE loads the whole file in memory.
> .. thank you for this editor - looks very nice and useful.
>
> Could you add a sentence to the README on the main repository page about memory restrictions: does TE hold the file completely in memory or is it able to work with larger files (e.g. > 64 KB) by automatic blocking?
I'll update the README with this info., thanks.
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