Beiträge von guidol

Tera Term
2023.10.15 (Ver 5.0)
Changes
Changed internal processing to Unicode.
Changed the folders to read setup files, the folder to save log files.
Changed default to on for High DPI support.
Same behavior as before the change when DPIAware=off add to Tera Term section in TERATERM.INI
Added setting Underline attribute(SGR 4) color and font
if log file name from command line or default log file name is not full path, now it is considered as relative path from log folder or default log save folder.
Exchanged foreground and background colors of characters that attributes is setted ANSIColor when colors are reversed with DECSCNM set.
U+00A0(NBSP) and U+2000..U+2003 are converted to SPACE and displayed. tree command output is displayed correctly.
XMODEM: Fix to check all received datas and process correctly, even if received datas are accumulated.
YMODEM: ignore continuous 'C' when waiting for sending.
Changed window position to specified in TERATERM.INI when duplicate a session.
added a setting that can disable corner rounding of VT Window and TEK Window in Windows 11.
added the WindowCornerDontround entry in the teraterm.ini file. The default is off.
changed behavior of Binary checkbox of Send file on file drop dialog.
now default state is TransBin value of TERATERM.INI.
now state is remembered when "Do same process, next drop" is checked.
Invalid characters as file name contains Default log file name, are replaced with '_'.
Bug fixes
Fixed problem with color number 1-7 and 9-15 are replaced in sequence OCS 4.
Fixed wrong color numbers in the color change and response sequence.
Fixed the area selected with the mouse does not disappear when the text is erased with the erase escape sequences.
Reset text colors when [Control]-[Reset terminal] is selected
Fixed wrong window size is set when NAWS (Negotiate About Window Size) is received on telnet (cygterm) connection.
Fixed mouse cursor style is changed to hand when mouse cursor hover on URL string even when clickable URL is disabled.
Fixed DPI adjustment does not work correctly when VT Window is moved to different DPI monitor.
Fixed Kermit could not receive in some case.
Adjusted packet size of Kermit send.
Fixed full color icon is not used to notify icon.
Fixed changed custom notify icon is not used to notify icon.
Fixed when SSH connected, "Do same process, next drop" is checked on "File Drag and Drop" dialog, nevertheless always "SCP" is selected.
Fixed current font name was empty in ChooseFont dialog when changing dialog fonts.
Fixed wrong color numbers were changed when the color palette change in Visual Tab in Additional settings dialog.
Fixed "Send file" help is appear when "Help" button is pushed on Log dialog.
Fixed wrong value is written to VTReverseColor when saving TERATERM.INI during reverse video.
Fixed when setting value of MouseCursor in TERATERM.INI is lower case, value is not loaded to "Additional settings" dialog.
The file handle of TELNET.LOG could not be closed.
MACRO: can not read from the file handle that is opened by filecreate command. This bug was introduced in 4.102.
MACRO: The setpassword command cause an error when password argument is a string value. Only string variable was accepted.
MACRO: The getpassword command updates password variable by undefined value when password from user is no input.
Misc
Changed requirements, Windows 7 or later.
Added about EAR (Export Administration Regulations) to Frequently asked questions.
Upgraded TTSSH to 3.0.
upgraded TeraTerm Menu to 1.17
upgraded TTXttyrec Plug-in to 1.05.
upgraded TTXResizeMenu Plug-in to 1.07.
NOTE: CygTerm+ binary included in the installer becomes to be supported on only 64bit Cygwin. Please build CygTerm+ from source code by using 32bit Cygwin, if CygTerm+ wants to run with 32bit Cygwin.
Deleted LogMeTT, TTLEditor and Collector.
upgraded Oniguruma to 6.9.8.

[DECtalk] How to use Say

Jayson Smith ratguy at insightbb.com 
Sun Jul 10 14:27:45 EDT 2011
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Here's how to use the Say program Ed posted earlier today. Before we even 
get started, you must have a dectalk.dll that's compatible with Say. If you 
have the version of Speak using the first attempt by Enable to create a SAPI 
DECtalk which was circulated limitedly a few months ago, you have a 
compatible dectalk.dll. Note that the access32.dll distributed with Window 
Eyes appears not to be compatible. It seems it's been modified probably so 
it can only be used within WE. If you try renaming it to dectalk.dll and 
using say, you're told there are no license units available.

Also you will need a Microsoft Visual C Runtime library. You've probably got 
several versions of this all over your system. I used the one from JAWS 11. 
In my case, it's in my settings\enu folder as msvcr71.dll. This needs to be 
renamed to msvcrtd.dll. You'll also need a DECtalk dictionary. Once again, 
if you have the Speak produced earlier this year, you have this. So in 
total, here's the directory listing you need.

dectalk.dll
dtalk_us.dic
msvcrtd.dll
say.exe

Once all these files are in a directory, just run say. Now type something, 
hit Enter, and it will be spoken. Running Say with the /? argument will 
provide help text. For everyone's convenience, I've pasted this help text in 
this message. It's a nice little program. Thanks, Ed!

Unfortunately, as far as I know there's no way to use this with DECtalk 4.3, 
since speak43.exe seems to have the DECtalk code bundled in itself rather 
than as a separate DLL. Now here's the Say help text. Hope you can use it.
Jayson


SAY  [options] [text]

Help Options:

    -h or -?          = Help.  Outputs this file to the console.  This
                        option cancels any others on the command line.


Output Options:

    -w outFile        = Convert text into specified wave file instead of
                        speaking to the sound device.

    -l[t] outFile     = Turn on text logging, which logs all input text
                        to a file.  This text includes any pre and post
                        commands as well as commands sent to DECtalk by
                        the SAY program itself.

                        Since this is the default logging mode, the 't'
                        immediately following the '-l' is optional.

    -ls outFile       = Turn on syllable logging, which logs each
                        syllable to a  file.

    -lp outFile       = Turn on phoneme logging, which converts the
                        input text to phonemes.  This is useful if you
                        want to get DECtalk to sing.  You convert the
                        text to phonemes and then insert the tone
                        commands into the phoneme file.

    If no output options are specified, SAY sends its output to the
    installed sound device, ususally a sound card.  Only one output
    option can be specified; if you specify more than one, the last one
    on the command line is used.


Input Options:

    -pre preText      = Text to be passed to DECtalk before the normal input.
                        This is useful for passing initializing commands to
                        DECtalk that would normally not be part of the input.
                        If the prefix text has spaces, it must be enclosed in
                        quotes.  An example would be "[:phoneme on]" or
                        "[:nb :ra200]".

                        The prefix text is "forced" out before the input text
                        is read.

    -post postText    = Text to be passed to DECtalk after the normal input.
                        This is useful for passing terminating commands to
                        DECtalk that would normally not be part of the input.
                        If the postfix text has spaces, it must be enclosed
                        in quotes.  An example would be "[:phoneme off]" or
                        "The End".

                        The "normal" input is "forced" out before the postfix
                        text is read.

    text              = Text appearing on command line is spoken.  The text
                        to be spoken can either come from the standard
                        input or from the command line.

                        Anything on the command line that is not an option
                        will be interpreted as text, as will anything following
                        it on the command line.  In other words, text to
                        be spoken must appear on the command line after
                        all options.

                        If the *first* word in the text has a dash (-) or
                        slash (/) as its first character, you must precede
                        it with another dash or slash.  For example, to tell
                        DECtalk to say the number -123, you would type the
                        command

                          SAY --123

                        This is necessary to avoid having SAY interpret the
                        number as a command line option.

                        If you embed DECtalk commands into your text, you must
                        enclose them in quotes if they contain spaces.
                        This is because SAY treats each space-delimited
                        command-line argument as a separate "word",
                        while DECtalk commands must be processed as
                        single "words" by the SAY program.

    If no text is specified, SAY will take its input from the standard input.
    For example, you could have SAY speak a directory listing in Betty's
    voice by typing

        DIR | SAY -pre "[:nb]"

    or you could just type the command

        SAY

    and then enter text at the console.  In this case, SAY speaks each
    line after you press RETURN, and exits after you press CTRL-Z.  If
    you want SAY to take its input from a file, use file redirection as
    in the following example, which reads the file FOO.TXT in Harry's
    voice.

        SAY -pre "[:nh]" < FOO.TXT


Dictionary Options:

    -d userDict       = Loads the specified user dictionary before
                        speaking.  This dictionary is loaded in place of
                        any default user dictionary determined by DECtalk.

A>STAT B:

B: RW, FREE SPACE:       234K

B>dir
B: CLS      SEQ : CLS      SUB : COM      68K : CONFIG   68K : EHB353   REL
B: FRACTAL  68K : FRACTAL  BAS : FRACTAL  C   : FRAROUND 68K : FRAROUND BAS
B: FRAROUND C   : MBAS68K  COM : MBASIC   COM : MINCE    68K : QS       68K
B: QS       HLP : QSINS    68K :   :   :
B:   :   :   :   :
B:   :   :   :   :
B:   :   :   :   :
B:   :   :   :   :
B:   :   :   :   :
B:   :   :   :   :
B:   :   :   :   :
B:   :   :   :   :
B:   :   :   :   :
B:   :   :   :   :
B:   :   :   :   :
B:   :   :   :   :
B>

# ########################################################
SAGE II
# ########################################################

# ========================================================
# SAGE simh
# ========================================================

$ cp SAGE/FILES/68k.sim .
$ cp SAGE/FILES/cpm68k12.imd .
$ cp SAGE/sage-ii.hex .
$ BIN/sage 68k.sim

stop simulation: CTRL-E
exit sim: EXIT / QUIT / BYE

https://virtuallyfun.com/2013/12/05/sage-cpm-disk-fun/


DOS IMD-Tool

# ========================================================
# IMD 2 RAW
# ========================================================
# IMDU CPM68K12.IMD CPM.RAW /B


# ========================================================
# RAW 2 IMD
# ========================================================

# BIN2IMD DRIVE_B.RAW DRIVE_B.IMD DM=2 N=80 SS=512 SM=1-8 /2 /U /V1

# BIN2IMD DRIVE_B.RAW DRIVE_BC.IMD DM=2 N=80 SS=512 SM=1-8 /2 /V1
# IMDU DRIVE_BC.IMD DRIVE_B.IMD /E


DM=2 track Data Mode 
N=80 Number of Output Cylinders
SS=512 track Sector Size
SM=1-8 Sector numering Map
/2 2-sided (double) Output
/U write UnCompress sectors
/V1 Verbose Output

BINary-2-IMageDisk 1.19 / Jul 11 2022
  0/0:  Mode:2  Sectors:8  Ssize:2/512
 Smap:   1   2   3   4   5   6   7   8
  0/1:  Mode:2  Sectors:8  Ssize:2/512
 Smap:   1   2   3   4   5   6   7   8

# BIN2IMD NEW_B.RAW NEW_B.IMD DM=2 N=80 SS=512 SM=1-8 /2 /U /V1

# BIN2IMD NEW_B.RAW NEW_BC.IMD DM=2 N=80 SS=512 SM=1-8 /2 /V1
# IMDU NEW_BC.IMD NEW_B.IMD /E


# ========================================================
# CPMTOOLS
# ========================================================

cpmls -f sage2 CPM68K12.RAW

# ========================================================
# wrong? version
# ========================================================

diskdef sage2
seclen 512
tracks 160
sectrk 8
blocksize 2048
maxdir 128
skew 1
boottrk 2
os 2.2
end

# ========================================================
#  corrected version
# ========================================================

diskdef sage2
seclen 512
tracks 160
sectrk 8
blocksize 2048
maxdir 64
skew 1
boottrk 2
os 2.2
end

# ========================================================
#  LIBDISK
# ========================================================

[sag2]
description = SAG2 Sage IV – DSDD 96 tpi 5.25″ – 512 x 8
sides = alt
cylinders = 160
heads = 2
secsize = 512
sectors = 8
secbase = 1
datarate = DD
# ========================================================

run_sage_ucrt.cmd

sage_ucrt 68k.sim

Sage-II/IV 68k simulator Open SIMH V4.1-0 Current        simh git commit id: cc76d9a7
C:/TEMP/SAGE_II/68k.sim-7> set debug debug.log
%SIM-INFO: Debug output to "debug.log"
Loading boot code from sage-ii.hex

SAGE II Startup Test [1.2]

RAM Size = 512K

Booting from Floppy

SAGE CP/M-68k Bootstrap v2.1

SAGE CP/M-68k v1.2     447K TPA

A>STARTUP

A>SETENV TERM TVI950

A>SETENV PATH |A0:

A>dir
A: MINCE    SWP : MINCE    68K : CPM      SYS : SAGEBIOS SYS : PIP      68K
A: STAT     68K : AR68     68K : LO68     68K : AS68     68K : MIND     SUB
A: DDT      68K : SAGE4UTL 68K : INIT     68K : DUMP     68K : COPY     68K
A: DDT68000 68K : P        SUB : ASGO     SUB : PE       SUB : AS       SUB
A: LNK      SUB : M        SUB : ARMATH   SUB : FIND     68K : RED      SUB
A: SCREEN   68K : MCC      SUB : LINKCORE SUB : SETPRNTR 68K : AS68SYMB DAT
A: E        SUB : REDASM   SUB : CORE     SUB : PRINT    68K : SETENV   68K
A: STARTUP  SUB : HALT     68K : SPACE    SUB : SIG      TXT : SPACEM   SUB
A: ORBIT    SUB : TLNK     SUB : BRWNIES  TXT
A>mince
Mince Copyright (c) 1981, 1982  Mark of the Unicorn, Inc.

→6 Mince Version 2.6 (Normal) main: DELETE.ME -0%-

Exception $05 at user address $00000B50.  Aborted.
A>
A>STAT A:

A: RW, FREE SPACE:         0K
A>

cpmls -f st68k-720 DEINT-05.ST
0:
























com.68k
dump.68k
ehbasic.68k

z.B.
python3 ./deinterlace.py RWdisco68k.st editor.st
cpmrm -f st68k-720 editor.st 1:*.
python3 ./interlace.py editor.st ws68k.st


diskdef st68k-720
seclen 512
tracks 160
sectrk 9
blocksize 2048
maxdir 192
boottrk 5
os 2.2
end


diskdef amiga
seclen 128
tracks 160
sectrk 44
blocksize 2048
maxdir 128
boottrk 8
os 2.2
end

# Format for the CP/M-68K sim C drive images
diskdef em68k
  seclen 128
  tracks 512
  sectrk 256
  blocksize 2048
  maxdir 4096
  skew 0
  boottrk 1
  os 2.2
end

# Format for the 5.25" floppies on my MEX68KECB based system 
# and the B drive of the CP/M-68K sim.
diskdef ecb800
    seclen 1024
    tracks 160
    sectrk 5
    blocksize 2048
    maxdir 192
    skew 2
    boottrk 2
    os 2.2
end