SAM Coupe Code Search
Search SAM Coupe data & code files for specific words.
This is a small code-search utility released on FRED 55 Bits & Bobs. We didn't have IDEs back in those days so I wrote this little utility to find strings (methods, text) in code files on disk -- useful when you forget where you left something.
Firstly is a code searcher program by Martin 'Duhh' Fitzpatrick. It's a really simple program, but very useful. The main reason I like it is that you can see where it is in the code, so you know how long to wait rather than looking at a black screen.
Source code
10 MODE 3: CSIZE 8,8
20 PEN 3
30 PRINT AT 0,0;"Welcome to Code Searcher....."
40 PRINT AT 10,10;"1. Load Code File"
50 PRINT AT 12,10;"2. Search File For Word"
60 PRINT AT 14,10;"3. View Whole File"
70 GET k$
80 LET start=30000,prup=0
90 IF k$="2" THEN GO SUB wordsearch
100 IF k$="3" THEN GO SUB fullsearch
110 IF k$="1" THEN GO SUB loadie
120 GO TO 10
130 FOR a=30000 TO 524288
140 LABEL fullsearch
150 CLS : IF prup>0 THEN GO TO 170
160 INPUT "SEARCH SPEED? ";sp
165 INPUT "START? (30000 to )";start
170 FOR a=start TO 524288
180 LET a$= MEM$ (a TO a)
190 IF CODE a$>31 THEN PRINT a$;: LET a=a+sp
200 IF INKEY$ ="x" OR INKEY$ ="X" THEN CLS : PRINT AT 0,0;"EXITED SEARCH AT ";a: PAUSE : RUN
210 NEXT a
220 RETURN
230 LABEL wordsearch
240 LET prup=0
250 CLS
260 INPUT "SEARCH FOR? ";s$
270 LET b= LEN s$-1
275 INPUT "SEARCH SPEED? ";sp
276 INPUT "START? (30000 to )";st
280 PRINT AT 0,0;s$;" "
290 FOR a=st TO 524288
300 PRINT AT 1,0;a;" "
310 LET a$= MEM$ (a TO a+b)
320 IF CODE a$(b+1)<32 THEN LET a=a+sp: LET prup=0
330 IF a$=s$ THEN BEEP 0.1,1: LET start=a: LET k$="3" : RETURN
340 IF CODE a$(b+1)>31 THEN LET prup=prup+1
350 IF prup>b THEN PRINT AT 2,0;a$
360 NEXT a
370 RETURN
380 LABEL loadie
390 DIR 1
400 INPUT "CODE FILENAME? ";c$
410 LOAD c$ CODE 30000
420 RETURN
430 MODE 3: CSIZE 8,8
440 LOAD "CodeS.txt" CODE 30000
450 FOR a=0 TO 2792
452 LET c=30000+a
453 PRINT MEM$ (c TO c);
454 NEXT a
460 PAUSE : RUN
470 DEF PROC rs: SAVE "CodeSEARCH" LINE 430: PRINT "DONE!": END PROC
It looks like search speed is more like step size and will miss
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