The tutorial was creating a new address region at +000002 without
removing the previous one, which leaves the 16-bit file load address
sitting at $1000 when it should be non-addressable. The text now
shows the correct procedure. Some screen shots had to be recaptured
to show the greyed-out address field.
This doesn't change anything meaningful about the disassembly -- the
PRG optimization hides the region start/end markers either way -- but
it's more correct this way, and it's an opportunity to introduce
the use of non-addressable regions for file headers.
Biggest changes were to the address region handling in Tutorial1
and the use of StdInline.cs for the inline strings in Tutorial4.
Also, fixed the off-by-one error in Tutorial1.
It's useful to have an example of an extension script that handles
multiple types of things. It's also good to show that scripts can
handle data types other than strings, and can chase an address to
format data items elsewhere in the code.
This required updating the tutorial binary, adding the new script,
and updating the tutorial text and associated screen shots.
Renamed from "*-incl.html" to "incl-*.html" so they sort together.
Moved <div> for all but incl-head inside include file.
Overall this shouldn't do anything but move the magic comments around
inside the HTML files.
Doesn't really affect the pages on the web, but it's easier to
preview them in the filesystem when linked to "../main.css" rather
than "/main.css".
The common portion of the <head> section is now in a separate
"include" file.
Added some indentation to masthead/topnav/sidenav so it looks nicer
in the merged source listing.
A bit of Javascript was used to remove the hamburger icon when a
page doesn't have a #sidenav. This worked when sidenav-incl was
being loaded with jQuery load(), because that mechanism works
asynchronously, and #sidenav was part of the DOM before it ran.
Once we started merging HTML fragments directly into the pages, the
script got called before #sidenav was defined, so the icon was
always being removed.
One solution would be to move the script to footer-incl.html, to
follow the preferred practice of placing scripts at the bottom of
the <body>. The better solution was to move the "no-sidenav" class
from #main to <body>, so that all components can see it. This lets
us use CSS rules to hide the icon.
This change applies the substitution scripts on the HTML files,
replacing away the jQuery load() calls with the actual file contents,
and setting the correct URLs to the prev/next buttons.
This isn't currently needed anywhere else, so the list of filenames
is just hard-coded into the script. Instead of making substitutions
in the source data, this just generates the full data.
Fairly straightfoward in Python.
Also, fixed the sidenav references, which should be using the file
in the sgtutorial subdirectory.
Also, tweaked index.html a bit.
Added a SourceGen tutorial with lots of screen shots. Uses
"responsive web design" so it works well on mobile devices.
This version is using jQuery load() calls to pull in pieces, but
that causes a lot of blink when loading because the loads are
asynchronous and may not complete until after the initial page
render has finished.
Tutorial prev/next links not yet working.
