ecm 2026-04d: rename lDebug AMIS ELD files to drop second dash

[ecm-pushbx]

I found my scriptlet accidentally left in the second dash, which shouldn't be present in the filenames.

[shidel]

No problem. :-)

[ecm-pushbx]

I copied the list of AMIS protocol comments from https://hg.pushbx.org/ecm/ldebug/file/921b0637b19e/source/amis.asm into ldebug.txt, then ran this scriptlet:

~/proj/list/source/Interrupt List/INT 2D DOS 2 RESERVED$ perl -ne 'if (/foo/) {$enable=1;}; if (/INP:/ and defined $enable) { $name = $prior; $name =~ s/(-[^-]*)$/\U$1/; $name =~ s/[\r\n]+$//; /al = ([0-9A-F]{2})h/; $al = $1; $filename = "INT 2D$al $name.txt"; $filename =~ s/\s*-\s*/ /; open our $handle, ">", $filename; print { $handle } "--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n Unique ID: 2D--$al\n Category: G \tdebuggers/debugging tools\n Flag: n\/a\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\nINT 2D - $name\n$prior$_"; }; $prior = $_; if (defined $handle) { print { $handle } $_; }' ldebug.txt

The regexp before open should have used /g to replace multiple dashes.

[shidel]

@ecm-pushbx As I mentioned earlier, other than those _* filenames in the base of each group, sub-directory and filenames (as long as they end with .txt) are not important to makelist when it glues together a release.

In fact, if you feel the need to break something down into an additional sub-directory or rename one of them, go right ahead. The ones currently in use where just part of the automated process. :-)

[ecm-pushbx]

Okay, thanks! I just emulated what I found so far. I'm considering renaming the directories for INT 2D and INT 21 because they don't fully reflect the use of those INTs. "INT 2D DOS 2 RESERVED" vs AMIS and "INT 21 DOS 1 Function Calls" (is this perhaps generated from "DOS 1+"?) vs all DOS versions. That would be fine, right?

[shidel]

Go for it. :-)

Sooner is better than later. Right now, it is just us. But, later their could (hopefully) be many contributors. At that time, constantly juggling around the main directories could get confusing to some people.

Yep file names, paths and directory depths just don't matter to makelist. It does a recursive file search and sorts things based on the UniqueID + Category from within the files. Other than the directory searching, it does nothing with those path/file names. :-)