Documentation for FNDFIL.100
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This is a (not-short) program which finds the location of the start of menu
files in the Model 100 [adapted from my program MONTOR.100, DL8].  A similar
Tandy 200 version could be adapted from MONTOR.200.

   o Lines 10-20 get the name of the file to be found
    
   o Lines 30-40 check to see if the name is complete ('.' and full
     extension).  If not it beeps and goes to beginning.
    
   o Lines 50-80 put the name in the format used on the menu (all caps, fill
     with spaces, no '.', etc.)
    
   o Lines 90-110 step thru the directory looking for a match.  If one is
     found, its starting address on the menu is found (I=PEEK(A+1)....).  If
     noneis found, the program tells you so in line 120.
    
   o Lines 130-150 print the start address, I, and calculate and print the two
     address bytes (low order byte first).
 
I use this routine as an element of several programs (e.g., DISASM.PW2)
which process files in the Model 100 by accessing them directly, in their storage position in RAM.
 
Phil Wheeler
71266,125
4 Dec 1987