joyfulcoder

The official web page for Memo Pad is: https://x868k.com/apps/memopad/

Hello, Memo Pad's Binary View has a Leading Zero option for both Offset and Data values. See Preferences on Edit menu. Is this what you need? Regarding the "hollow boxes" for spaces you will probably need to wait for the ability to use fonts created with Atari 8-bit font editors. I'm currently trying to wrap up a big web project. Once that is done then I will have time to get back to Memo Pad. Thanks.

Memo Pad uses a custom bitmap font rendering. I have replaced the font size settings with a new 1x to 9x multiplier setting. Hopefully this will provide a readable font size on your high-DPI display. This new setting is available now in Release 29.

I will definitely look into that.

Yes, it is a 32bit app. I no longer have that Mac and can't remember the details. I do run it with Wine on 64bit Linux. There is a something like WINEARCH=win32 setting but I don't know if this will work on Wine for Mac or is specific to Wine for Linux.

a work around: INT Array x=[65535 65534 65533 65532]

The SRC files on that ATR are text files with CR for end-of-line. For some reason they are padded with char 255 to fill 128 byte blocks but they can still be opened in a text editor.

Displaying tab chars as a user specified number of spaces is on my To Do list. I think I will need another view mode for when to display characters as is and when to process them. I recently implemented support for entering graphics and inverse characters and realized entering two of the graphic characters, when EOL mode is not ATASCII, can create a new line. Anyway, I will try to have a solution soon. Thanks.

Release 26 is ready for downloading. It fixes the BASIC import bug reported by MrFish. Thanks again.

Sorry for the inconvenience and thanks for reporting it. I am able to reproduce the problem and will look into it tomorrow after work.

Both requests are in Release 21. Enjoy!

No problem. I was afraid things were not working for you and there was a bug somewhere.

Memo Pad does this already. The caret moves to where you click. Shift click and it selects. You can also click and drag to select.

The caret will move to where you click or do you mean something else? Entering graphics and inverse characters is on my To Do list. Find is being worked on.

I will add this as a user setting.

I thought the same thing. MS does not document those values but they seem consistent when minimized. Release 20 checks if window is minimized or maximized and restores it before exit to ensure a valid rect is saved. It also remembers custom color settings.

I see what you mean. I will look into retaining custom colors. My fault. Those values indicate Memo Pad was exited while minimized. I will fix this. Thank you.

Can you check the Window Rect in the ini file to see if it's values are on your screen? Users\your user name\AppData\Roaming\Joyful Coder\Memo Pad\Memo Pad.ini It is odd that the taskbar popup does not display the icon nor app name. When you say recently do you mean before release 19?

It has been a year but if still interested, release 19 fixes this problem. I've tested under Wine 2.0 on Ubuntu 16.04.

The AtariWiki ACTION! area has a Runtimes section.

I have the TimeKeeper cartridge by Navarone Industries. Some info here.

I checked the sdfat lib version I had and it was "unknown" but different than GitHub. After downloading sdfat and the abcbarryn branch of SIO2Arduino I still needed to add the function declarations. The mountFilename function needs to be changed to "const char *name" to fix that error and then all compiled fine with Arduino 1.6.9.

We know they are not declared. That is why I describe the changes I had to make after I downloaded it from GitHub.

I recommend fixing the errors and staying with the current version of the Arduino IDE to avoid problems with other projects. I downloaded the latest SIO2Arduino from GitHub and after the following changes I see no errors nor warnings using Arduino 1.6.9: In SIO2Arduino.ino declare these functions after the '#include' and before the Global variables comment. DriveStatus* getDeviceStatus(int deviceId); SectorDataInfo* readSector(int deviceId, unsigned long sector, byte *data); boolean writeSector(int deviceId, unsigned long sector, byte* data, unsigned long length); boolean format(int deviceId, int density); int getFileList(int startIndex, int count, FileEntry *entries); void mountFileIndex(int deviceId, int ix); void changeDirectory(int ix); In sdrive.cpp change the '#import' to '#include' to fix the warnings.

I believe he means this game: http://atariage.com/forums/topic/252067-manic-miner-released/