I'm having trouble using Merlin Pro 2.43:
-The Manual I printed is for a slighly different version of Merlin
-The cursor editing is slighly different between the two versions.
-From the editor assembler, each line is numbered by the editor. 1,2,3,4,ect
-From the ":" Prompt pressing ESC changes the cursor to "+"
-At this point I can use the cursor keys to move upwards and edit a line above
QUESTION: How do I save the changes made to a line of code?
(Pressing Carriage Return Doesn't Seem To Do It)
Any Help is much appreciated, and as a new Apple IIe Platinum owner, my story is below
I just bought an Apple IIe Platinum off eBay about a week ago,
I pieced the whole system together,
(the computer, the 5.25 drives, the drive card, a super serial card, an 80 col expansion card, and a colour monitor)
And it came to less than $200 including shipping.
Its my first Apple (not including my Iphone)
I had an Atari 800xl as a kid but I could never get my hands on the cartrige needed to do assembly on it. Recently I read the story of how Steve Wozniak created the Apple i, and ii computers basiclly by himself, which really impressed me. And once I found out that the mini assembler was BUILT INTO ROM, I knew I needed to get my hands on this thing!
I got the DB25 to RS232 cable, and I've got ADTPro working, so my access to software is unlimited!
Will
The versions of Merlin I used had a Line Editor, verses a Screen Editor..
Can you Edit a Line by typing E4 at the : prompt to edit line #4??
That did the trick, thanks a lot
by the way, do you know the max length of a label?
at the moment, to get my feet wet, im using this code:
http://skilldrick.github.com/easy6502/#snake
at the bottom of the page there is a code to write the "Snake" game
a lot of the labels are very long (and descriptive) but im having to make them a lot shorter
Blimco,
Welcome to the site!
Off the Top of my Head, I think the Labels were Significant to 8 Characters, ( Note that AppleSoft is Significant to 2 Characters ) I will check my Merlin Manual and see if it has an answer..
Also...
Thanks for the Easy6502 Link, and Welcome to AppleFritter!!!