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0BDB: THE 'SET ATTRIBUTE BYTE' SUBROUTINE
Used by the routines at PO_ANY and PLOT.
The appropriate attribute byte is identified and fetched. The new value is formed by manipulating the old value, ATTR-T, MASK-T and P-FLAG. Finally this new value is copied to the attribute area.
Input
HL Display file address
PO_ATTR 0BDB LD A,H The high byte of the destination address is divided by eight and ANDed with +03 to determine which third of the screen is being addressed, i.e. +00, +01 or +02.
0BDC RRCA
0BDD RRCA
0BDE RRCA
0BDF AND $03
0BE1 OR $58 The high byte for the attribute area is then formed.
0BE3 LD H,A
0BE4 LD DE,($5C8F) E holds ATTR-T, and D holds MASK-T.
0BE8 LD A,(HL) The old attribute value.
0BE9 XOR E The values of MASK-T and ATTR-T are taken into account.
0BEA AND D
0BEB XOR E
0BEC BIT 6,(IY+$57) Jump forward unless dealing with PAPER 9 (bit 6 of P-FLAG set).
0BF0 JR Z,PO_ATTR_1
0BF2 AND $C7 The old paper colour is ignored and depending on whether the ink colour is light or dark the new paper colour will be black (000) or white (111).
0BF4 BIT 2,A
0BF6 JR NZ,PO_ATTR_1
0BF8 XOR $38
PO_ATTR_1 0BFA BIT 4,(IY+$57) Jump forward unless dealing with INK 9 (bit 4 of P-FLAG set).
0BFE JR Z,PO_ATTR_2
0C00 AND $F8 The old ink colour is ignored and depending on whether the paper colour is light or dark the new ink colour will be black (000) or white (111).
0C02 BIT 5,A
0C04 JR NZ,PO_ATTR_2
0C06 XOR $07
PO_ATTR_2 0C08 LD (HL),A Enter the new attribute value and return.
0C09 RET
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