Andy McFadden

The new version of CiderPress is a little more straightforward for this: 1. Start CiderPress II. 2. Create a DOS 3.3 disk image. 3. Start a second copy of CiderPress...

It's possible to extract and replace specific partitions within an APM image using extract-partition / replace-partition. The replacement partition must be a multiple of 512 bytes so the file will...

The original CiderPress is a Windows MFC app, which works pretty well with Wine emulation. I'm not sure what exactly that requires, but X windows is probably needed. [CiderPress II](https://ciderpress2.com/)...

The existing scheme is itself a shortcut. You could Ctrl+J (or double-click on the opcode) to jump to the referenced address, Ctrl+L (or double-click on the label) to edit the...

Another approach would be to create a top-level "edit the operand target's label" command, bypassing Edit Operand altogether. Makes some sense, since you're not *really* trying to edit the operand....

The Edit Data Operand dialog hasn't changed as much since v1.0, and doesn't have the fancy shortcuts. Part of the reason for this is that the dialog is expected to...

I poked at this a bit more. There are five possible paths for a top-level "edit operand target label" command: 1. For an instruction with an address operand, when the...

> Careful with assumptions there! Almost every time I want to edit the operand of an instruction, I want to edit or create a label at the actually referenced address,...

First cut is here: https://github.com/fadden/6502bench/releases/tag/v1.9.2-dev1 Address tables are a funny thing. Because of PHA/RTS behavior, sometimes you get jump tables like this: ``` .word FOO-1 .word BAR-1 ``` When you...

I added a "copy out" button to the References window. It populates a floating window with the current list of references, making it easier to explore the full set. I'm...