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> On Thu, 4 Nov 2004, Douglas Handy wrote: > > > James, > > > >> I don't know if this is useful to you, but x5250 can be compiled to put an > >> '@' on the screen everytime it encounters a display attribute. This way > >> you could check to see if the attribute is there or not. > > > > There are times I found the old Test Mode switch on the front of the > > 5251-11 useful, as it would give the exact hex contents of each > > attribute byte plus show the difference betweeen blanks and nulls. > Then James Rich wrote: > That sounds like a useful addition. How did it fit the hex contents in > one character position on the screen? In x5250 I could create a special > character that would map to certain hex codes, but that doesn't seem like > what you're describing the 5251-11 did. I could make each attribute > clickable which would pop up a little window describing what attributes > are there. Kind of cool... James - The attribute would show up as two tiny characters in the space normally occupied by a single character on the 5250 display. Steve
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