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Author: Kevin Jessup
EDIR is a program that provides an extended directory
listing of all variables within the directory from
which it is run. The variable name is displayed,
followed by the variable type and it's size in bytes.
The program output is a graphics object that is then
made available using the graphics application viewer.
Use the UP and DOWN arrows to move through the list.
Use right shift (blue) followed by the UP or DOWN
arrows to rapidly reach the top or bottom of the
display as needed. The last item displayed is a total
byte count for all objects in the current directory.
Hit ON when you are finished viewing to exit the
graphics application and clear the graphic object from
memory.
It may take a couple of minutes to build the graphics
object if you have a large directory.
You should have about 6000 bytes of free memory for
this program to run with a relatively large directory.
The larger the directory, the more memory required to
build the graphics object. If you don't have enough
memory, you'll find out about it as the program builds
the graphic. No damage will occur. Just delete any
garbage on the stack.
I wrote this program as an enhancement to the REVIEW
key when used to review a user directory. I wish the
review key did what this program does. Too bad the
EDIR program is such a run-time memory hog! Those
lucky enough to have a RAM expansion card will probably
use it occaisionally. If you don't, please note that
the 48SX PURGE command has always been a solid performer!
Note that the program listings were generated with the
48SX translate code set equal to 3.
25-Aug-90
Kevin Jessup
Milwaukee, WI
(414) 355-9752
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Program name: TYPSTRS (a list of object type strings)
Checksum: 3887 hex
Size: 251.5
Function: This is a list used by EDIR to get a
textual description of the object type.
Listing:
%%HP: T(3)A(D)F(.);
{ "real" "complex"
"string"
"real array"
"complex array"
"list" "global"
"local" "program"
"algebraic"
"binary" "graphic"
"tagged" "unit"
"xlib" "directory"
"library" "backup"
"function"
"command" }
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Program name: EDIR (extended directory listing)
Checksum: 6C5F hex
Size: 615.5
Function: The EDIR utility. Place it and the
TYPSTRS list in your "HOME" directory.
Listing:
%%HP: T(3)A(D)F(.);
\<< PICT PURGE CLLCD
"Checking:" 1 DISP
{ { # 0h
\<< 0 SWAP \->TAG
OBJ\-> SWAP DROP DUP
" " SWAP + 3 DISP
\>> } { # 37h
\<< VTYPE 1 +
TYPSTRS SWAP GET
\>> } { # 6Ah
\<< BYTES SWAP DROP
DUP 5 ROLL + 4
ROLLD
\>> } } VARS DUP
SIZE 6 * 12 + R\->B
# 83h SWAP BLANK
# 83h # 6h BLANK \->
pro var dg bl
\<< 0 1 var SIZE
FOR i bl 1 3
FOR j 'pro' j
GET 1 GETI # 0h 2
\->LIST 3 ROLLD GET
'var' i GET SWAP
EVAL 1 \->GROB REPL
NEXT # 0h i 1
- 6 * R\->B 2 \->LIST
dg SWAP ROT REPL
'dg' STO
NEXT dg
\>> CLLCD DUP SIZE
# 6h - SWAP DROP
# 0h SWAP 2 \->LIST
ROT
"TOTAL BYTES USED: "
SWAP \->STR + 1 \->GROB
REPL PICT STO { }
PVIEW PICT PURGE
\>>
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