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How to create your own Format File:
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1. Create a File, with the ".frm" extention, but any other will work just fine
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2. Write the Syntax
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The Syntax is just one Line. You can mix Text and Insert Indicators.
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Example:
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' .byte ${$data}, ${$data}, ${$data}, ${$data} ; Character ${$char} | {char} \n', exclusing '
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The Output will be for example:
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' .byte $45, $3E, $F0, $3C ; Character $08 | 8\n'
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Insert Indicators are:
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{data} => Data in Decimal format
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{char} => Character number
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\n => New Line
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\t => Tab (4 spaces)
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You can put $ or b infront of the text to indicate a format change
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{$data} will be converted to Hexadecimal and
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{bdata}, to binary
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The File is finished, when the Data Index Counter reaches
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256 (in 8x8 mode) or 512 (8x16 mode)
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