My "from PACKAGE import *" (Python) simulation project (reflection)

[Popopo]

This is DEFINITELY working (sQLux with Minerva)! See my current project:

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I will check it out. Thanks

p.s.: Are you the one who sells memory expansion and this Microdrive emulator SD-interface on ebay? I think I must order...

Yes I am.
But for a while I will not offer more on ebay, 29 items/year limit reached.
So I give only directly from me, not by ebay. Unless for a while (weeks or months). Feel free to contact to me by PM.
Another option is to built by yourself any of those, I would assist you in the process if you need any help with soldering or whatever to built them up by yourself. Happy to help

[ql_freak]

First version of my reflection S(uper)BASIC machine code toolkit (library):

See attachement (packed on PC with 7-Zip [can it be unpacked with zip on the QL?], tested on Minerva and QPC2).

[Derek_Stewart]

Hi Peter,

Excellent toolkit utility.

Could there be enhancement to display the last Superbasic Line number and if posible the increment of Suprbasic program lines?

[ql_freak]

To get the last line just subtract 1 from REF_GETLNFREE%. But it shouldn't be a problem to ad a function which returns the last line number. For the second enhancement: There is no fixed increment or I do not see what you mean.

Unfortunately I'm currently very short of time, so it may take some time.

[ql_freak]

For Derek: New FuNction REF_GETLNHI% returns the highest line number of the currently loaded SuperBASIC program.

I still do not know, for what this is needed (especially as REF_GETLNFREE%-1 is the same), but it was easy to add.

reflection_txt has also been extended(!).

(Packed with 7-Zip on Windows 10)

Edith: Version is 0.0.1

[Popopo]

Hi,

If I understood right, your work (this one) allows to get the last free line, or rephrasing it, it allows to get the next numerable line.
Have I understood right?

This is to work with Minerva OS, or also with others like JS, JM...?

And... what I didn't catch yet, why do you remark Python here? What is the bound with Python?

I must re-read the whole thread but another question, did you programmed it in ASM or SuperBasic?

And finally!!! ...
How do you think would be the cost to implement a keylogger that allows to get back in last 10 sentences?
What about to add to the Minerva ROM or a revision of TK2 (if possible) the function to get which unit was accessed last?


Thanks

[tofro]

And finally!!! ...
How do you think would be the cost to implement a keylogger that allows to get back in last 10 sentences?
What about to add to the Minerva ROM or a revision of TK2 (if possible) the function to get which unit was accessed last?

Both is already there:

1. Look for the History device on the QL home page - this allows you to get back (and edit) an adjustable history of input lines.
2. Look for the RECENT Thing (I think it's only implemented for SMSQ/E because it may be a bit heavyweight for the QL). So, may be not exactly what you're looking for, but quite a bit of a head start.

[ql_freak]

If I understood right, your work (this one) allows to get the last free line, or rephrasing it, it allows to get the next numerable line.
Have I understood right?

Exactly.

This is to work with Minerva OS, or also with others like JS, JM...?

This should work with any really compatible S(uper)BASIC language. I'm using only things which are clearly documented in Jan Jones SuperBASIC manual.

And... what I didn't catch yet, why do you remark Python here? What is the bound with Python?

In Python most programs start with a lot of import statements, e.g.:

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import os
import tkinter
import ...

Later the functions/methods of these imported routines may be used in your program, e.g.:

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myfile = os.path.join(os.getcwd(), 'myfile.txt')
with open (myfile, 'r') as mf:
    # do something with myfile.txt

My project wants to simulate the import statement with the MERGE command. Therefore I have written the rn program in C (see here which gets as arguments the line number and the increment and renumbers the program accordingly. Therefore I have needed a function, which return the first unused line number. See my example here.

And finally!!! :)...
How do you think would be the cost to implement a keylogger that allows to get back in last 10 sentences?
What about to add to the Minerva ROM or a revision of TK2 (if possible) the function to get which unit was accessed last?

Totally different thing and there is already the HISTORY device from Boris Jakubith.

Thanks
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[ql_freak]

EJC (Erling Jacobsen C)

For those lucky user who have a copy of EJC:

The manual states that DATAD$ and PROGD$ must point (be) the directory of EJC.

At least with the PTH-Device from Phil Borman it is working if just DATAD$ is pointing to the EJC directory (where your C source must be present).

I will try to improve this (if I find time), so that DATAD$ may point to another directory than the EJC directory (the cc compiler driver is delivered in source code :-)).

p.s.: I have installed EJC in "WIN1_bin_ejc", i.e. the EJC executables (compiler phases and linker are even found, if the PTH1 only includes WIN1_bin and not WIN1_bin_ejc :-)

[ql_freak]

One problem exists: If there is an old version of the program (rn in my case), which appears in PTH1 before the ejc-directory (in my case e.g. WIN1_bin_), then you must enter the FQPN (fully qualified pathname), if you want to test your new compiled program, i.e.

ex'WIN1_bin_ejc_rn';'...' instead of ex'rn';'...'