I was exploring Macgui.com today in the Apple II download section. I was looking at different adventure games and ran across a Dos 3.3 disk called text adventures. The directory showed what looks like seven different games and a disk…
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Dynasty, Hamurabi, Spyglass, Followup
I had time to try out Dynasty, the Hamurabi derivative. It has certain features that Hamurabi lacks, like in game directions and a running total of statistics. I’m not crazy about the added sound effects and the use of inverse text. …
Daily Apple, Near Past and Future
This month so far has been pretty rough with a combination of technical and personal stuff going on. With just over two weeks of very quick postings, this blog has taken kind of a back seat. Three of the four…
Hamurabi, Pascal
I spent some time working on the Pascal version of Hamurabi today. I typed in the pseudo code and quickly converted it to a Pascal shell for Hamurabi. The thing I liked about Pascal is how easy it is to…
Posted in Apple //c, Apple IIe, Programming, Projects Tagged with: Apple //c, Apple IIe, Hamurabi, Kyan Pascal, Programming
Hamurabi, Pseudo Coding, Feeding and Planting
Continuing with this project I worked on planting and feeding: I found a some changes. Under Handle Land Sales, if you try to sell a negative amount of land, complain you messed up and end. Under Handle Land Sales, if…
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Hamurabi, Pseudo Coding, Land
Now I’ve moved onto the land handling: Today was another banner day for Spam. I got 50 Spam comments of which 45 were for drugs, allegedly legal. I think that maybe they think that with the name Apple in the…
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Hamurabi, Pseudo Coding Recap and Spam
I typed my notes and Pseudo Code in AppleWorks and printed them out for a recap: Today was a record day for Spam here at Daily Apple. I had 16 Spam comments mostly about drugs.
Posted in Apple //c, Printers, Programming, Projects, Spam Tagged with: Apple //c, Hamurabi, Programming, Projects, Pseudo Code, Spam
Hamurabi, Pseudo Coding, Part Two
The first thing we need to do is make a small correction to the previous post on pseudo coding this project. I reversed the order of the land steps and they should be: Handle land purchase, if any. Handle land…
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Hamurabi, ZBasic from Applesoft, Part Two
I went back and looked at the file sizes of both the Applesoft and Zbasic from Applesoft versions of Hamurabi. The Applesoft version was 8 blocks on the diskette. Add to that 32 blocks for PRODOS and 21 blocks for…
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Hamurabi, ZBasic from Applesoft
I thought I would try to load the Applesoft version of Hamurabi into ZBasic. In the PRODos index to the ZBasic manual there is a section on just this subject. It says to use a procedure like we used to…
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