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Filename : DISKMOD.BAS

 
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10 REM ********************************************************************
20 REM * DiskMod by John Vandegrift *
30 REM * *
40 REM * This program allows the user to modify diskette sectors in the *
50 REM * following way. The user specifies the sector that he wants to *
60 REM * review. This sector is loaded into memory. It is key that the *
70 REM * user realize that only one sector is in memory at any one time. *
80 REM * The user can then review and modify this sector using option 2 *
90 REM * on the master menu. In the review/alter section, the cursor *
100 REM * move the inverse video cursor. The top of the screen will show *
110 REM * what sector is being worked on and the bottom of the screen has *
120 REM * the commands. On the 24th line, the user is shown the new value*
130 REM * and the current value for the location where the cursor is *
140 REM * located, in base ten. The new value is entered by entering the *
150 REM * number followed by a carriage return. The sector is displayed *
160 REM * in two sections, the hex values on the left part of the screen *
170 REM * and the character equivalents on the right part of the screen. *
180 REM * X exits this section and takes the user back to the menu. *
190 REM * Option 3 of the menu is the only way to actually save data *
200 REM * to the diskette. When option 3 is selected, the current con- *
210 REM * tents of the sector buffer are dumped to the last sector *
220 REM * loaded in option 1 of the menu. Note: Option 2 just changes *
230 REM * the sector buffer in memory, not the contents of the diskette. *
240 REM * Option 3 changes the contents of the diskette. *
250 REM * User must have 64k memory and 1 disk drive, minimum *
260 REM * configuration. *
270 REM ********************************************************************
280 CLEAR ,&H4000:KEY OFF
290 DEF SEG=0
300 GOSUB 1730
310 REM Assembler Routine
320 REM
330 REM This routine pokes a machine language subroutine into high memory.
340 REM This subroutine reads and writes the diskette sector
350 REM from/to the diskette to/from upper memory.
360 REM The diskette buffer area starts at &hcc00 and is 512 bytes.
370 REM The subroutine is loaded at &hE000 and is 38 bytes.
380 REM
390 DATA &h55,&h06,&hb8,&h00,&h00
400 DATA &h8e,&hc0,&h8b,&hec,&h8b
410 DATA &h76,&h0c,&h8b,&h04,&h8a
420 DATA &he0,&hb0,&h01,&hbb,&h00
430 DATA &hcc,&h8b,&h76,&h08,&h8b
440 DATA &h0c,&h8b,&h76,&h0a,&h8b
450 DATA &h14,&hcd,&h13,&h07,&h5d
460 DATA &hca,&h06,&h00
470 FOR I=1 TO 38:READ J:SUM=SUM+J:NEXT I
480 IF SUM<>3700 THEN CLS:PRINT "Sum = ";SUM;". Data Error!":STOP
490 RESTORE
500 FOR I=0 TO 37:READ J:POKE &HE000+I,J:NEXT I
510 SUBRT=&HE000
520 REM
530 REM Set up variable to indicate whether diskette has been
540 REM read yet.
550 REM
560 NOTREAD=1
570 REM
580 REM Master Menu
590 REM
600 REM The user may want to follow the options in order of occurance,
610 REM first declaring the sector, altering it and finally
620 REM writing it back to the diskette.
630 REM
640 GOSUB 1890
650 CLS:LOCATE 2,37:PRINT "DiskMod "
660 IF NOTREAD THEN LOCATE 23,30:PRINT "Sector not declared!!":GOTO 690
670 LOCATE 23,30:IF NOSIDES=1 THEN PRINT "Single-sided diskette":GOTO 690
680 PRINT "Double-sided diskette"
690 LOCATE 10,30:PRINT "1. Select Diskette Sector"
700 LOCATE 11,30:PRINT "2. Review/Alter Sector"
710 LOCATE 12,30:PRINT "3. Update Diskette"
720 LOCATE 13,30:PRINT "4. Help"
730 LOCATE 14,30:PRINT "5. Exit"
740 LOCATE 16,30:INPUT "Choice";IANS
750 ON IANS GOSUB 910,1210,790,1980,1730
760 IF IANS=5 THEN KEY ON:END
770 GOTO 650
780 REM
790 REM Put Sector on diskette
800 REM
810 REM This routine takes the diskette sector image in upper memory
820 REM and writes it to the diskette. The sector parameters previously
830 REM selected are used. The user could allow modification of the
840 REM track and sector numbers to put the sector image in another place.
850 REM
860 IF NOTREAD THEN RETURN
870 A%=3
880 CALL SUBRT (A%, B%, C%)
890 RETURN
900 REM
910 REM Select Sector to be Displayed
920 REM
930 REM Allows the user to select the drive and side (if double sided)
940 REM as well as track and sector. Also loads this sector into memory.
950 REM
960 CLS
970 LOCATE 10,10:INPUT "Select drive (A-B)";DRIVE$
980 IF DRIVE$="a" OR DRIVE$="A" THEN DRIVE=0:GOTO 1010
990 IF DRIVE$="b" OR DRIVE$="B" THEN DRIVE=1:GOTO 1010
1000 GOTO 970
1010 A%=2:B%=DRIVE:C%=2
1020 CALL SUBRT (A%, B%, C%) 'check for single/double sided
1030 NOTREAD=1
1040 IF PEEK(&HCC00)=&HFF THEN NOSIDES=2:NOTREAD=0:GOTO 1080
1050 IF PEEK(&HCC00)=&HFE THEN NOSIDES=1:NOTREAD=0:GOTO 1080
1060 LOCATE 15,10:INPUT "Diskette not correctly formatted. C/R to go on.";IANS
1070 GOTO 1190
1080 LOCATE 11,10:INPUT "Select track (0-39)";TRACK
1090 IF TRACK<0 OR TRACK>39 THEN 1080
1100 LOCATE 12,10:INPUT "Select sector (1-8)";SECTOR
1110 IF SECTOR<1 OR SECTOR>8 THEN 1100
1120 HEAD=0:IF NOSIDES=1 THEN 1150
1130 LOCATE 13,10:INPUT "Select side (0-1)";HEAD
1140 IF HEAD<0 OR HEAD>1 THEN 1130
1150 LOCATE 20,10:INPUT "Inputs satisfactory";IANS$
1160 IF LEFT$(IANS$,1)<>"Y" AND LEFT$(IANS$,1)<>"y" THEN 960
1170 B%=(HEAD*256)+DRIVE:C%=(TRACK*256)+SECTOR
1180 CALL SUBRT (A%, B%, C%)
1190 RETURN
1200 REM
1210 REM Review/Alter Sector Buffer
1220 REM
1230 REM Allows the user to alter sector buffer contents. Cursor
1240 REM arrows move cursor. Enter number and press return to enter
1250 REM new number. X exits system.
1260 REM This function does not save these changes to diskette!
1270 REM
1280 IF NOTREAD THEN RETURN
1290 CLS
1300 LOCATE 1,1:PRINT "Track ";TRACK;" Sector ";SECTOR;" Side ";HEAD;
1310 PRINT "Drive ";DRIVE$
1320 GOSUB 1630
1330 I=0:J=0:GOSUB 1620
1340 LOCATE 24,1:PRINT "New Value";
1350 COLOR 0,7:LOCATE 25,1:FOR II=24 TO 27:PRINT CHR$(II);:NEXT
1360 PRINT " - Cursor No.+C/R - new no. X - eXit";
1370 COLOR 0,7:GOSUB 1570:GOSUB 1610
1380 A$=INKEY$:IF A$="" THEN 1380
1390 IF A$=CHR$(13) THEN CHAR=Z:Z=0:GOSUB 1560:GOSUB 1520:GOTO 1370
1400 GOSUB 1560
1410 IF A$="X" OR A$="x" THEN RETURN
1420 IF LEN(A$)=1 THEN 1470 ELSE A$=RIGHT$(A$,1)
1430 IF A$=CHR$(75) THEN IF J>0 THEN J=J-1
1440 IF A$=CHR$(77) THEN IF J<23 THEN J=J+1
1450 IF A$=CHR$(72) THEN IF I>0 THEN I=I-1
1460 IF A$=CHR$(80) THEN IF I<21 THEN I=I+1
1470 GOSUB 1620
1480 IF A$<"/" OR A$>":" THEN 1370
1490 Z=Z*10+VAL(A$)
1500 IF Z>255 THEN Z=0
1510 GOSUB 1610:GOTO 1370
1520 POKE (&HCC00+J+(I*24)),CHAR
1530 IF J<23 THEN J=J+1 ELSE IF I<21 THEN I=I+1:J=0 ELSE I=0:J=0
1540 GOSUB 1620
1550 RETURN
1560 COLOR 7,0
1570 Z$=HEX$(CHAR):IF LEN(Z$)=1 THEN Z$="0"+Z$
1580 LOCATE I+2,J*2+1:PRINT Z$;:LOCATE ,J+51
1590 IF CHAR>13 THEN PRINT CHR$(CHAR); ELSE PRINT " ";
1600 RETURN
1610 LOCATE 24,12:PRINT Z;:RETURN
1620 CHAR=PEEK(&HCC00+J+(I*24)):LOCATE 24,30:PRINT "Value";CHAR;:RETURN
1630 FOR II=0 TO 20:FOR JJ=0 TO 23
1640 GOSUB 1680
1650 NEXT JJ:NEXT II
1660 II=21:FOR JJ=0 TO 7:GOSUB 1680:NEXT JJ
1670 RETURN
1680 DAT=PEEK(&HCC00+JJ+(II*24))
1690 Z$=HEX$(DAT):IF LEN(Z$)=1 THEN Z$="0"+Z$
1700 LOCATE II+2,JJ*2+1:PRINT Z$;:LOCATE ,JJ+51
1710 IF DAT>13 THEN PRINT CHR$(DAT); ELSE PRINT " ";
1720 RETURN
1730 REM
1740 REM Ending Routine
1750 REM
1760 CLS
1770 A$="DiskMod ":B$="b":C$="y":D$="John Vandegrift":COUNT=10
1780 GOSUB 1820
1790 A$=" ":B$=" ":C$=" ":D$=" ":COUNT=9
1800 GOSUB 1820
1810 LOCATE 23,1:RETURN
1820 FOR I=1 TO COUNT
1830 LOCATE I,37:PRINT A$;
1840 LOCATE 12,4*I:PRINT B$;
1850 LOCATE 12,81-(4*I):PRINT C$;
1860 LOCATE 24-I,33:PRINT D$;
1870 NEXT I
1880 RETURN
1890 REM
1900 REM Move Header back to top
1910 REM
1920 FOR I=14 TO 13 STEP -1:LOCATE I,33:PRINT SPACE$(15);:NEXT I
1930 A$="DiskMod ":FOR I=12 TO 3 STEP -1
1940 LOCATE I-1,37:PRINT A$;
1950 LOCATE I,37:PRINT SPACE$(8);
1960 NEXT I
1970 RETURN
1980 REM
1990 REM Help Routine
2000 REM
2010 CLS:LOCATE 4,5:PRINT "(1) Select Diskette Sector allows specification of sector for display."
2020 LOCATE 7,5:PRINT "(2) Review/Alter Sector allows the user to review/change sector contents."
2030 LOCATE 10,5:PRINT "(3) Update Diskette is the only way to keep changes (2) on the diskette."
2040 LOCATE 13,5:PRINT "(4) EXIT ALLOWS THE USER TO EXIT THE PROGRAM."
2050 LOCATE 16,5:PRINT "(5) Help is this screen."
2060 LOCATE 19,5:INPUT "Press return to continue....",IANS
2070 RETURN


  3 Responses to “Category : BASIC Source Code
Archive   : VANDEGFT.ZIP
Filename : DISKMOD.BAS

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