Re: A86: 'Integrated' Shells

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Re: A86: 'Integrated' Shells


>You can always disassemble the rom's menus and just use their original menu
>entries!
>
>prgm_menu:
>    .db 9,3
>    .dw basic
>    .dw asm
>    .dw $099d

Well, that would be great if the ROM didn't change over time... I 
tried running KShell on ROM 1.6 (I wonder if it ever worked), and the 
Pgrm edit pointed to the Matrix Edit! Now THAT is some odd stuff....

KShell is a nice technique, but it is heavily undocumented on the 
calls (even the most basic ones are : call $xxxx for practically 
everything...) so I can't exactly decipher the thing very well. I 
have gotten most of it, but oddly enough, there are still bugs that 
prevent it from working in most cases...

The technique described by Josh to activate the pgrm/edit, (since it 
uses ROM page D calls, which seem to be immobile since v1.3) will 
probably suit my needs better, although I am still going to be 
tempted to override the Pgrm menu once testing is finished... (There 
will allways be a 'safe' uninstall button inside the shell so you can 
'remove' it) I will have a 'tome' and setup prog... setup will 
install/uninstall/disable/enable the tome, and the uninstall key will 
disable the sqrtKey, and to remove it, the setup prog will have to 
delete it.

-Krev
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representation of it, but can be described in regular terms. These 
terms seem to infringe on Religion's role of describing the creation, 
and once Science finds a clue to the creation, Religion declares 
Science a heretic. Religion scolds Science, telling it to stick to 
doing what it does best. To this, Science laughs and complies, going 
after the creation once again. Wouldn't it be fair to listen to the 
fact that these humans could have been a product of the Creator just 
as we are, Borak?" - Cyander, Day for the Xenith: Xenith Dawn 

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