41-CX's "ED" gets a facelift

[gjmcclure]

(08-08-2017 01:40 PM)Ángel Martin Wrote:  Sorry for the confusion, the 151 was a decimal value, as used to input XTOA: 151, XTOA adds capital gamma with colon to ALPHA

On the other hand, 0x60 = 96d adds the "raised 't'" to ALPHA, but I'm pretty sure on a Fullnut it adds capital gamma (without colon).

That was my question, whether the halfnut has another way to display the capital gamma char, but I believe that one was a casualty of the LCD change...

Aha, so you are trying to put it in the Alpha register. Yep, your solution of Gamma with a colon is all you can do. I just wrote a program to display all characters from 1 forward (does AINT, appends an "=" and XTOA for value) and 151 is the first value that shows Gamma and colon.

I tried to get slick and put Gamma with colon into alpha, then go to alpha and append, then backspace to remove the colon. Then ATOX. It shows up 0. More investigation shows that the backspace really removed the whole character, and doing alpha alpha verifies that.

Oh well, Culture Club sang about a Karma Chameleon, we seem to have a Gamma Chameleon here :-)

Greg