While we are at some ASCII/PETSCII discussions, has anyone maybe heard of a decent conversion routines between the four (or at least PETSCII do UNICODE) having in mind the PetMe64 font? I mean I have an algorithmic few lines of code that I can use for displaying things with PetMe64 font: unsigned int unicodeBase = 0xe000; unsigned int lowerUpperCharset = 0x0000; // 0x100 if true unsigned int reverseMode = 0x0000; // 0x80 if true [...] if (currentChar < 32) [tempMutableString appendString:@"‽"]; // TODO: consider passing it further for processing else if (currentChar < 0x60) [tempMutableString appendFormat:@"%C", unicodeBase + lowerUpperCharset + reverseMode + (currentChar & 0x3f)]; else if (currentChar < 0x80) [tempMutableString appendFormat:@"%C", unicodeBase + lowerUpperCharset + reverseMode + (currentChar & 0xdf)]; else { currentChar = currentChar & 0x7f; if (currentChar == 0x7e) // Pi [tempMutableString appendFormat:@"%C", unicodeBase + lowerUpperCharset + reverseMode + (currentChar & 0x5e)]; else [tempMutableString appendFormat:@"%C", unicodeBase + lowerUpperCharset + reverseMode + (currentChar | 0x40)]; } where unicodebase for copies of CBM characters is at $e000. This is relatively easy but of course it works then _only_ with PetMe fonts and disallow editing things using other fonts, which expect printable latin characters in ASCII range. While I can imagine creating four tables for conversion _FROM_ PETSCII, doing the reverse (from UNICODE) doesn't seem to be feasible when I want to keep at least the latin characters understandable for non-PEtMe fonts. Has anyone maybe tackled on this? -- SD! ---------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list send mail to majordomo@musoftware.de with the string "unsubscribe cc65" in the body(!) of the mail.Received on Mon Dec 19 19:44:46 2011
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