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<0> gruff
<0> rafama, if you know c, check out www.drpaulcarter.com
<0> night all :)
<1> goodnight
<2> what script to adding text. examp : in vb i cant use text1 + text2. how if in ***m ?
<1> you want to add a string to the end of another string?
<2> yup, how do it ?
<1> you would need to copy each byte individually to a memory pointer
<1> and then manually increase that memory pointer (a cpu-register)
<2> where i can found best url,to download ebook about string manipulation in ***embly ? what code to increase memory pointer ?
<2> i just have basic skill in ***embly, its so hard... :P
<1> ***embly language is not very good for easy string manipulation
<1> if you want to do such things, i recomend lisp or python or bash or sed-script or something
<2> if 77 is ascii "w", do u know code ascii for blank ? indeed blank.
<1> 0x20
<1> 32 that is
<2> if 32 = 20 is space. i dont want space, i want blank.
<1> do you mean tab?
<2> i have try 0, 162 but not blank
<2> thats is space
<1> what do you mean with "blank"?
<2> may i can found ascii of blank ? blank, really blank not space.
<2> like space, but i dont want make a space of my text, just blank. may i seem idiot. :P
<1> 9 is "vertical tab", aka the tabulator
<1> which is blank
<2> if 9 will appear = @
<1> 64 is @
<1> everything less than 0x20 (32 decimal) is control characters. 0x20 (32) is " ", 0x09 (9) is the tabulator
<2> i am forget but 9 will appear a character. |
<1> yeah, i can guess. all characters have visual representations when interprented by the BIOS
<1> bios.. ehr. i mean the crt-hardware-thingy
<1> whatever.
<1> obviously i cant help you
<1> i think you need to ask someone else
<2> yup, i guesss there is nothing ascii for blank.
<2> what ***embly code to adding a text with other text ?
<2> i see like move [ptr] like that
<2> what is the mean ptr ?
<2> thats a register ?
<1> you have to understand that if you feed your hardware with such data, it will print out stuff on the screen. that is however NOT ascii. ascii is very seldom used directly by hardware, but more as a way for >applications< (and humans) to communicate with each other.
<1> everything is registers in ***embly
<1> nearly
<2> i have a ocx that i can use in in vb. if i using that ocx, he alway add string of my function, and i try to remove that. but i dont know how. i have try to replace that string usin space, thats succesful, but now i want remove that.
<1> just for fun: did you understand anything at all about the code i sent you??
<1> if not: then get off ***embly language
<2> yup, i understand, push, move a string pointer to register, thats basic language in ***mbley.
<1> :)
<2> i will come back again if i am not succesfull, i hope u still want help me.
<0> power failiure :(
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