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in the dumpsector routine, you have to write two loops:<br />
a first loop printing out the value in hex &quot;%3.3x &quot;, and a second loop as you have now.
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in the dumpsector routine, you have to write two loops:
a first loop printing out the value in hex "%3.3x ", and a second loop as you have now.

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Hi.<br />
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Unforunately, it's a tad more complex than that. &nbsp;I want the hex to run left to run and then have the text in the last column, with the cool offsets. &nbsp;Ok, it doesn't have to have the xxx offsets on the left, they can run 3 characters across, but I need some code to play with.<br />
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I'll ante up the points to 400, 200 now and 200 later.
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Hi.

Unforunately, it's a tad more complex than that.  I want the hex to run left to run and then have the text in the last column, with the cool offsets.  Ok, it doesn't have to have the xxx offsets on the left, they can run 3 characters across, but I need some code to play with.

I'll ante up the points to 400, 200 now and 200 later.

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Thanks, looks exactly what I need, I'll open another question for ya
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Thanks, looks exactly what I need, I'll open another question for ya

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No don't worry about the extra points 200 is more than enough. :)<br />

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No don't worry about the extra points 200 is more than enough. :)


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I have the following program source code that dumps the contents of a floppy sector to the screen. &nbsp;The source code is here: <a href="http://stealth.kirenet.com/~aleinss/diskdump.cpp" rel="ugc">http://stealth.kirenet.com/~aleinss/diskdump.cpp</a>&nbsp; I <br />
would like to have a cleaner output like this:<br />
<a href="http://stealth.kirenet.com/~aleinss/floppy_2.jpg" rel="ugc">http://stealth.kirenet.com/~aleinss/floppy_2.jpg</a><br />
with the pretty hex offsets and such, can anyone help?<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Adam
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I have the following program source code that dumps the contents of a floppy sector to the screen.  The source code is here: http://stealth.kirenet.com/~aleinss/diskdump.cpp  I 
would like to have a cleaner output like this:
http://stealth.kirenet.com/~aleinss/floppy_2.jpg
with the pretty hex offsets and such, can anyone help?

Thanks,
Adam

Pretty the output? Floppy dump to screen program

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