ZX Review #5-6
04 ноября 1997

Studies - A set of eight programs of "extension" screen. Two procedures are manifestations of the screen.

<b>Studies</b> - A set of eight programs of
(C) Komandin IG, Kaluga


   Propose a set of eight
programs, united by a common
purpose. Below we give a brief
characteristics of each program, and then their listings.


   PICTH1 - a doubling of
height of the contents of the middle part
screen so that the resulting
image occupies the entire screen;


   PICTH2 - doubles by
height of the contents of the upper half of the screen (lines 
0-11); 


   ATTRH1 - the same as PICTH1,
but for the attributes;


   ATTRH2 - the same as PICTH2,
but for the attributes;


   PICTW1 - a doubling of
width of the image in the center of the screen (columns 8-23);


   PICTW2 - a doubling of
width of the image in the left half of the screen (columns 
0-15); 


   ATTRW1 - PICTW1 for attributes;


   ATTRW2 - PICTW2 for attributes.
140.
PICTH1 LD B, 48

          LD HL, # 40C0

          LD DE, # 4000
LOOP PUSH BC

          PUSH HL

          PUSH DE

          LD BC, 32

          LDIR

          POP DE

          EX DE, HL

          CALL DOWN

          EX DE, HL

          POP HL

          CALL DOWN

          POP BC

          DJNZ LOOP

          LD B, 48

          LD HL, # 5720

          LD DE, # 57E0
LOOP1 PUSH BC

          PUSH HL

          PUSH DE

          LD BC, 32

          LDIR

          POP DE

          EX DE, HL

          CALL UP

          EX DE, HL

          POP HL

          PUSH HL

          PUSH DE

          LD BC, 32

          LDIR

          POP DE

          EX DE, HL

          CALL UP

          EX DE, HL

          POP HL

          CALL UP

          POP BC

          DJNZ LOOP1

          RET
DOWN INC H

          LD A, H

          AND 7

          RET NZ

          LD A, L

          ADD A, 32

          LD L, A

          RET C

          LD A, H

          SUB 8

          LD H, A

          RET
UP DEC H

          LD A, H

          AND 7

          CP 7

          RET NZ

          LD A, L

          SUB 32

          LD L, A

          RET C

          LD A, H

          ADD A, 8

          LD H, A

          RET



PICTH2 LD B, 96

          LD HL, # 4F60

          LD DE, # 57E0
LOOP PUSH BC

          PUSH HL

          PUSH DE

          LD BC, 32

          LDIR

          POP DE

          EX DE, HL

          CALL UP

          EX DE, HL

          POP HL

          PUSH HL

          PUSH DE

          LD BC, 32

          LDIR

          POP DE

          EX DE, HL

          CALL UP

          EX DE, HL

          POP HL

          CALL UP

          POP BC

          DJNZ LOOP

          RET
UP DEC H

          LD A, H

          AND 7

          CP 7

          RET NZ

          LD A, L

          SUB 32

          LD L, A

          RET C

          LD A, H

          ADD A, 8

          LD H, A

          RET



ATTRH1 LD B, 6

          LD HL, # 58C0

          LD DE, # 5800
LOOP PUSH BC

          PUSH HL

          LD BC, 32

          LDIR

          POP HL

          LD BC, 32

          LDIR

          POP BC

          DJNZ LOOP

          LD B, 6

          LD HL, # 5A3F

          LD DE, # 5AFF
LOOP1 PUSH BC

          PUSH HL

          LD BC, 32

          LDIR

          POP HL

          LD BC, 32

          LDDR

          POP BC

          DJNZ LOOP1

          RET



ATTRH2 LD B, 12

          LD HL, # 597F

          LD DE, # 5AFF
LOOP PUSH BC

          PUSH HL

          LD BC, 32

          LDIR

          POP HL

          LD BC, 32

          LDDR

          POP BC

          DJNZ LOOP

          RET



PICTW1 LD B, 192

          LD HL, # 4000

          LD DE, # 4008
LOOP PUSH BC

          PUSH HL

          PUSH DE

          LD B, 8
L3 PUSH BC

          LD A, (DE)

          LD B, 2
L2 PUSH BC

          LD B, 4
L1 RLCA

          PUSH AF

          RL (HL)

          POP AF

          RL (HL)

          DJNZ L1

          INC HL

          POP BC

          DJNZ L2

          INC DE

          POP BC

          DJNZ L3

          POP DE

          EX DE, HL

          CALL DOWN

          EX DE, HL

          POP HL

          CALL DOWN

          POP BC

          DJNZ LOOP

          LD B, 192

          LD HL, # 401F

          LD DE, # 4017
LOOP1 PUSH BC

          PUSH HL

          PUSH DE

          LD B, 8
L6 PUSH BC

          LD A, (DE)

          LD B, 2
L5 PUSH BC

          LD B, 4
L4 RRCA

          PUSH AF

          RR (HL)

          POP AF

          RR (HL)

          DJNZ L4

          DEC HL

          POP BC

          DJNZ L5

          DEC DE

          POP BC

          DJNZ L6

          POP DE

          EX DE, HL

          CALL DOWN

          EX DE, HL

          POP HL

          CALL DOWN

          POP BC

          DJNZ LOOP1

          RET
DOWN INC H

          LD A, H

          AND 7

          RET NZ

          LD A, L

          ADD A, 32

          LD L, A

          RET C

          LD A, H

          SUB 8

          LD H, A

          RET



PICTW2 LD B, 192

          LD HL, # 401F

          LD DE, # 400F
LOOP PUSH BC

          PUSH HL

          PUSH DE

          LD B, 16
L3 PUSH BC

          LD A, (DE)

          LD B, 2
L2 PUSH BC

          LD B, 4
L1 RRCA

          PUSH AF

          RR (HL)

          POP AF

          RR (HL)

          DJNZ L1

          DEC HL

          POP BC

          DJNZ L2

          DEC DE

          POP BC

          DJNZ L3

          POP DE

          EX DE, HL

          CALL DOWN

          EX DE, HL

          POP HL

          CALL DOWN

          POP BC

          DJNZ LOOP

          RET
DOWN INC H

          LD A, H

          AND 7

          RET NZ

          LD A, L

          ADD A, 32

          LD L, A

          RET C

          LD A, H

          SUB 8

          LD H, A

          RET



ATTRW1 LD B, 24

          LD HL, # 5808

          DE DE, # 5800
LOOP PUSH BC

          PUSH HL

          PUSH DE

          LD B, 8
LOOP2 LD A, (HL)

          LD (DE), A

          INC DE

          LD (DE), A

          INC DE

          INC HL

          DJNZ LOOP2

          POP DE

          LD HL, 32

          ADD HL, DE

          LD D, H

          LD E, L

          POP HL

          LD BC, 32

          ADD HL, BC

          POP BC

          DJNZ LOOP

          LD B, 24

          LD HL, # 5817

          LD DE, # 581F
LOOP3 PUSH BC

          PUSH HL

          PUSH DE

          LD B, 8
LOOP4 LD A, (HL)

          LD (DE), A

          DEC DE

          LD (DE), A

          DEC HL

          DEC DE

          DJNZ LOOP4

          POP DE

          LD HL, 32

          ADD HL, DE

          LD D, H

          LD E, L

          POP HL

          LD BC, 32

          ADD HL, BC

          POP BC

          DJNZ LOOP3

          RET



ATTRW2 LD HL, # 580F

          LD DE, # 581F

          LD B, 24
LOOP PUSH BC

          PUSH HL

          PUSH DE

          LD B, 16
LOOP2 LD A, (HL)

          LD (DE), A

          DEC DE

          LD (DE), A

          DEC DE

          DEC HL

          DJNZ LOOP2

          POP DE

          LD HL, 32

          ADD HL, DE

          LD D, H

          LD E, L

          POP HL

          LD BC, 32

          ADD HL, BC

          POP BC

          DJNZ LOOP

          RET
2

   Well that's all. It only remains
add that the program "extension" screen a few slow, so it's 
best to use them to shadow the screen, and then transfer the 
resulting image in the screen area.


   I remember once Sergei Kolotov invited to make a program to 
zoom in center of the screen in half, so that

it occupies the entire screen (graphics + attributes). Now, in 
order To achieve this effect,

just need to consistently call the procedure PICTH1,
PICTW1, ATTRH1, ATTRW1.

   The following two programs that I want to offer - the 
procedure display screen. Special interest, in my opinion, 
represents the latter procedure. 140.

; (C) ZX-MANIACS
; SPECIAL FOR INFORCOM

BUFF EQU 41000

          LD HL, BUFF

          LD DE, # 4000

          SBC HL, DE

          LD (DIFF), HL


140. LD HL, DOWN

          LD (MODE), HL

          LD HL, # 4000

          CALL DRAW

          LD HL, UP

          LD (MODE), HL

          LD HL, # 57E0

          CALL DRAW

          LD HL, DOWN

          LD (MODE), HL

          LD HL, # 4100

          CALL DRAW

          LD HL, UP

          LD (MODE), HL

          LD HL, # 56E0

          CALL DRAW

          LD HL, BUFF

          LD DE, # 4000

          LD BC, 6912

          LDIR

          RET
DRAW LD B, 47
LOOP PUSH BC

          PUSH HL

          LD D, H

          LD E, L

          LD BC, (DIFF)

          ADD HL, BC

          LD BC, 32

          LDIR

          POP HL

          LD B, 4
PASS DEFB 205
MODE NOP

          NOP

          DJNZ PASS

          POP BC

          HALT

          DJNZ LOOP

          RET
DOWN INC H

          LD A, H

          AND 7

          RET NZ

          LD A, L

          ADD A, 32

          LD L, A

          RET C

          LD A, H

          SUB 8

          LD H, A

          RET
UP DEC H

          LD A, H

          AND 7

          CP 7

          RET NZ

          LD A, L

          SUB 32

          LD L, A

          RET C

          LD A, H

          ADD A, 8

          LD H, A

          RET
DIFF DEFW 0



; (C) ZX-MANIACS
; SPECIAL FOR INFORCOM

BUFF EQU 41000

          LD HL, BUFF

          LD DE, # 4000

          SBC HL, DE

          LD (DIFF), HL

          LD B, 0
LOOP PUSH BC

          LD C, B

          INC B

          LD A, B

          CP # C0

          JR C, M1

          LD B, # C0
M1 XOR A
L1 PUSH AF

          CALL 8880

          CALL PLOT

          POP BC

          POP AF

          DEC C

          INC A

          DJNZ L1

          POP BC

          INC B

          LD A, B

          CP # FF

          JR NZ, LOOP

          LD B, # BF
LOOP1 PUSH BC

          LD A, # BF

          SUB B

          LD C, # FF

          INC B
L2 PUSH AF

          PUSH BC

          CALL 8880

          CALL PLOT

          POP BC

          POP AF

          DEC C

          INC A

          DJNZ L2

          POP BC

          DJNZ LOOP1

          LD HL, BUFF +1800

          LD DE, # 5800

          LD BC, # 0300

          LDIR

          RET
PLOT ADD A, A

          ADD A, A

          ADD A, A

          ADD A, # 46

          LD (BITP), A

          ADD A, # 40

          LD (RESP), A

          ADD A, # 40

          LD (SETP), A

          LD DE, (DIFF)

          ADD HL, DE

          DEFB # CB
BITP NOP

          PUSH AF

          SBC HL, DE

          POP AF

          JR Z, CONT

          DEFB # CB
SETP NOP

          RET
CONT DEFB # CB
RESP NOP

          RET
DIFF DEFW 0
2

         Sincerely, ZX-MANIAC.


           *







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