to send," é " aka ld A, 'é'
i mean
to send," é " aka ld A, #'é'
sorry
Le 2014-10-06 13:12, r...@remi.lu a écrit :
> :)
>
> I understand, that is not my question :)
>
> As I said, I can write extended ascii , but by sending it's ascii ( extended
> ) code, é is 233
>
> , like a , b, c ... are in the standard ascii table, so, when I load a
> register in assembly with :
>
> ld A, #'b'
>
> then the sendchar command with A (accumulator/register) holding the value, it
> s all OK
>
> to send," é " aka ld A, 'é'
>
> it doesnt work, because the essemblers (maybe not all?) do not map it thru
> the Extended ascii table, meaning cant find it in the standard ascii
>
> which is normal.
>
> the standard ascii table hold 128 caracters, wich are sufficient to the
> english alphabet
>
> the extended is the same + another 128 , hence 255 which is an 8 bit
> friendly, and can serve to another douzen of
>
> human languages I think --- and the plus, is that in some LCD roms, you have
> chinese/japanese caraters already there
>
> too .
>
> So my question, is , is it worthy to make the assembler ; extended-ascii
> aware ? that all :)
>
> Best regards
>
> Le 2014-10-06 12:37, Ben Shi a écrit :
> In my opinion, the character set a LCD supports has nothing to do with the
> assembler.
>
> For example, you want "abé" (not sure this is a polite word in your languge
> :) ) be shown on your LCD, you can do it by
>
> .db 0x61, 0x62, XX, YY
>
> XXYY presents é's code in LCD's character set.
>
> Even if the assembler support unicode, it might assemble é to an unexpected
> code, which does not conform with your LCD.
>
> Ben
>
> 在2014年10月06 16时26分，"remi"<r...@remi.lu>写道：
> Hello
>
> I am writing ascii carracters on LCD without a problem,
>
> But i have a problem , i did with gpasm/mpasm too ,
>
> Is it inherent (normal) for extended carracters to not pass the
> assembler ?
>
> Or doest worth adding this feature in AN assembler in general ?
>
> For instance, le lettre "é" doesnt print directly, i have to send it
> alone by its asscii code ...
>
> Best regards
>
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