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'''Hook Disable BCALL:''' [[83Plus:BCALLs:4F87|4F87]] | '''Hook Disable BCALL:''' [[83Plus:BCALLs:4F87|4F87]] | ||
| − | '''Hook Call BCALL:''' | + | '''Hook Call BCALL:''' [[83Plus:BCALLs:4F81|4F81]] |
| − | '''Hook Active Flag:''' 4, (iy + 33h) | + | '''Hook Active Flag:''' [[83Plus:Flags:33#Bit_4|4, (iy + 33h)]] |
| − | '''Hook Override Flag:''' 3, (iy + 33h) | + | '''Hook Override Flag:''' [[83Plus:Flags:33#Bit_3|3, (iy + 33h)]] |
This hook is called whenever link activity is detected by the OS's interrupt handler. | This hook is called whenever link activity is detected by the OS's interrupt handler. | ||
== Using the Hook == | == Using the Hook == | ||
| − | This hook is unique in the respect that there is an OS-managed override bit. If 3, (iy + 33h) is set, the hook will not be called. This bit is called upon entry to GetKey, and is restored to | + | This hook is unique in the respect that there is an OS-managed override bit. If 3, (iy + 33h) is set, the hook will not be called. This bit is called upon entry to GetKey, and is restored to its original value upon exit (for the curious, iy + 33h is copied to bpSave). Consequently it is impossible (without using another hook to reset the flag during GetKey) to receive events during GetKey; this means this hook can't be triggered throughout most parts of the TI-OS. |
The hook is called whenever the interrupt detects link activity; that is, one of the two data lines has been pulled low. A contains the value the interrupt read from the link port, nothing more than the value from port 0 with the upper 6 bits masked out. All values / flags returned are ignored. | The hook is called whenever the interrupt detects link activity; that is, one of the two data lines has been pulled low. A contains the value the interrupt read from the link port, nothing more than the value from port 0 with the upper 6 bits masked out. All values / flags returned are ignored. | ||
Latest revision as of 19:16, 6 April 2005
Synopsis
Name: Link Activity Hook
Hook Pointer Block Address: 9B78
Hook Enable BCALL: 4F84
Hook Disable BCALL: 4F87
Hook Call BCALL: 4F81
Hook Active Flag: 4, (iy + 33h)
Hook Override Flag: 3, (iy + 33h)
This hook is called whenever link activity is detected by the OS's interrupt handler.
Using the Hook
This hook is unique in the respect that there is an OS-managed override bit. If 3, (iy + 33h) is set, the hook will not be called. This bit is called upon entry to GetKey, and is restored to its original value upon exit (for the curious, iy + 33h is copied to bpSave). Consequently it is impossible (without using another hook to reset the flag during GetKey) to receive events during GetKey; this means this hook can't be triggered throughout most parts of the TI-OS.
The hook is called whenever the interrupt detects link activity; that is, one of the two data lines has been pulled low. A contains the value the interrupt read from the link port, nothing more than the value from port 0 with the upper 6 bits masked out. All values / flags returned are ignored.
