public static unsafe void PrintTestString()
{
if (!Initialised)
{
return;
}
//This does not use the Write functions as it is a test function to
// test that strings and the video memory output work.
FlingOops.String str = "1234567890!\"£$%^&*()qwertyuiopasdfghjklzxcvbnmQWERTYUIOPASDFGHJKLZXCVBNM[];'#,./{}:@~<>?\\|`¬¦";
#if MIPS
UART.Write(str);
#elif x86
int strLength = str.length;
char *strPtr = str.GetCharPointer();
char *vidMemPtr = vidMemBasePtr;
while (strLength > 0)
{
vidMemPtr[0] = (char)((*strPtr & 0x00FF) | colour);
strPtr++;
vidMemPtr++;
strLength--;
}
#endif
}
public static unsafe void Write(FlingOops.String str)
{
if (!Initialised)
{
return;
}
//If string is null, just don't write anything
if (str == null)
{
//Do not make this throw an exception. The BasicConsole
// is largely a debugging tool - it should be reliable,
// robust and not throw exceptions.
return;
}
#if MIPS
UART.Write(str);
#elif x86
if (PrimaryOutputEnabled)
{
int strLength = str.length;
int maxOffset = rows * cols;
//This block shifts the video memory up the required number of lines.
if (offset + strLength > maxOffset)
{
int amountToShift = (offset + strLength) - maxOffset;
amountToShift = amountToShift + (80 - (amountToShift % 80));
offset -= amountToShift;
char *vidMemPtr_Old = vidMemBasePtr;
char *vidMemPtr_New = vidMemBasePtr + amountToShift;
char *maxVidMemPtr = vidMemBasePtr + (cols * rows);
while (vidMemPtr_New < maxVidMemPtr)
{
vidMemPtr_Old[0] = vidMemPtr_New[0];
vidMemPtr_Old++;
vidMemPtr_New++;
}
}
//This block outputs the string in the current foreground / background colours.
char *vidMemPtr = vidMemBasePtr + offset;
char *strPtr = str.GetCharPointer();
while (strLength > 0)
{
vidMemPtr[0] = (char)((*strPtr & 0x00FF) | colour);
strLength--;
vidMemPtr++;
strPtr++;
offset++;
}
}
if (SecondaryOutput != null && SecondaryOutputEnabled)
{
SecondaryOutput(str);
}
#endif
}