cc65/libsrc/atari7800/setcursor.s

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;
; 2022-04-03, Karri Kaksonen
;
; setcursor (unsigned char on);
;
; The Atari 7800 does not have a hw cursor.
; This module emulates a cursor to be used with the conio
; implementation.
;
; The actual cursor display is included in the conio dll
; but every scanline has the element silenced by default
; at the end of every zone.
;
; The way the cursor works is to silence it before the cursor
; position changes and enable it afterwards.
;
; In order to get some performance we have a pointer to the
; cursor header structure. This structure is always at the
; end of the zone. So the pointer changes when CURS_Y changes.
;
; There is so many dependencies that it makes sense to
; deal with all CURS_X, CURS_Y stuff in this file and
; definitely not allow direct access to the variables.
;
.export gotoxy, _gotoxy, gotox, gotoy
.constructor init_cursor
.interruptor blink_cursor
.importzp sp
.import _zones
.import cursor
.import pusha, incsp1, pusha0, pushax, popa
.import umula0
.include "atari7800.inc"
.include "extzp.inc"
.macpack generic
.data
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; The variables used by cursor functions
;
blink_time:
.byte 140
.code
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Calculate cursorzone address
; You also need to set the cursorzone to point to the correct cursor Header
; at the end of line CURS_Y.
; Offset to cursor zone 5. To next line offset 11
; cursorzone points to _zones + CURS_Y * 11 + 5
; A = CURS_Y
.proc calccursorzone
sta ptr7800
lda #11
sta ptrtmp
lda #0
sta ptr7800+1
sta ptrtmp+1
jsr umula0
clc
adc #5
bcc @L1
inx
@L1: clc
adc #<_zones
sta cursorzone ; calculate new cursorzone
txa
adc #>_zones
sta cursorzone+1
rts
.endproc
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Set cursor to Y position.
; You also need to set the cursorzone to point to the correct cursor Header
; at the end of line CURS_Y.
; Offset to cursor zone 5. To next line offset 11
; cursorzone points to _zones + CURS_Y * 11 + 5
;
; cursorzone[1] = 0 when not CURS_Y, 30 if CURS_Y
;
; Disable cursor
; cursorzone[1] = 0
;
; Enable cursor
; if showcursor cursorzone[1] = 30
;
.proc gotoy
pha
lda CURS_Y
jsr calccursorzone
ldy #1
lda #0
sta (cursorzone),y ; disable cursor
pla
sta CURS_Y
jsr calccursorzone
lda cursor
beq @L1
lda #30 ; enable cursor
@L1: ldy #1
sta (cursorzone),y
rts
.endproc
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Set cursor to X position.
; You also need to set the hpos offset to the correct value on this line
; cursorzone[3] = 8 * CURS_X
;
.proc gotox
sta CURS_X
ldy #3
clc
rol
rol
rol
sta (cursorzone),y
rts
.endproc
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Set cursor to desired position (X,Y)
;
.proc _gotoxy
jsr gotoy
jsr popa
jsr gotox
rts
.endproc
.proc gotoxy
jsr popa
jmp _gotoxy
.endproc
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Initialize cursorzone at startup
; Offset to cursor zone 5.
;
.proc blink_cursor
inc blink_time
bne @L3
lda #140
sta blink_time
ldy #0
lda (cursorzone),y
bne @L1
lda #254
bne @L2
@L1: lda #0
@L2: sta (cursorzone),y
@L3: rts
.endproc
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Initialize cursorzone at startup
; Offset to cursor zone 5.
;
.segment "ONCE"
init_cursor:
lda #0
jsr calccursorzone
rts
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; force the init constructor to be imported
.import initconio
conio_init = initconio