pkg://z81-2.0-276.src.rpm:151668/z81-2.0-strings.patch  info  downloads

--- common.c	2002-11-21 12:33:28.000000000 +0100
+++ common.c	2002-11-21 12:32:56.000000000 +0100
@@ -864,41 +864,41 @@
 printf("usage: %s [-hilLosSTuV] [-a sound_addon_type] [-p printout.pbm]\n"
        "\t\t[-r refresh_rate] [filename.p]\n",
        cmd);
-printf("\
-
-	-a	emulate AY-chip-based sound addon chip, with
-		`sound_addon_type' specifying the addon from the types
-		below:
-
-		q	Quicksilva sound board
-		z	Bi-Pak Zon X-81
-
-		You can also enable ACB stereo, by adding `s' (e.g. `-a qs').
-	-h	this usage help.
-	-i	invert screen, giving a white-on-black display.
-	-l	boot directly to the `LOAD \"\"' file selector. This only
-		works when starting with `filename.p' would (see note below).
-	-L	disable LOAD hook. (Not terribly useful.)
-	-o	emulate `old ROM' machine, i.e. emulate a ZX80.
-	-p	emulate ZX Printer, with PBM output in specified file.
-		(Most picture viewers/converters can handle PBM files.)
-	-r	set how often the screen is redrawn in 1/50ths of a second.
-	-s	emulate VSYNC-based sound support (the usual kind).
-	-S	disable SAVE hook. Useful if you want to hear what SAVE
-		does when sound is enabled. :-) Use `-V' to see it too.
-	-T	toggle top bit of ULA-displayed bytes (mainly for debugging,
-		but also useful for checking the display's `shape').
-	-u	emulate unexpanded machine, e.g. a 1k ZX81.
-	-V	emulate VSYNC visuals, e.g. the patterns you get when you
-		LOAD or SAVE on the real machine, and the little flicker you
-		get when typing in a program line. (This tends to be a bit
-		annoying when typing in a program with the default frame-skip,
-		so it's disabled by default.)
-
-	filename.p
-		load the specified program instantly on startup;
-		this doesn't work when emulating a ZX80, or 1k ZX81.
-");
+printf("\n"
+"\n"
+"	-a	emulate AY-chip-based sound addon chip, with\n"
+"		`sound_addon_type' specifying the addon from the types\n"
+"		below:\n"
+"\n"
+"		q	Quicksilva sound board\n"
+"		z	Bi-Pak Zon X-81\n"
+"\n"
+"		You can also enable ACB stereo, by adding `s' (e.g. `-a qs').\n"
+"	-h	this usage help.\n"
+"	-i	invert screen, giving a white-on-black display.\n"
+"	-l	boot directly to the `LOAD \"\"' file selector. This only\n"
+"		works when starting with `filename.p' would (see note below).\n"
+"	-L	disable LOAD hook. (Not terribly useful.)\n"
+"	-o	emulate `old ROM' machine, i.e. emulate a ZX80.\n"
+"	-p	emulate ZX Printer, with PBM output in specified file.\n"
+"		(Most picture viewers/converters can handle PBM files.)\n"
+"	-r	set how often the screen is redrawn in 1/50ths of a second.\n"
+"	-s	emulate VSYNC-based sound support (the usual kind).\n"
+"	-S	disable SAVE hook. Useful if you want to hear what SAVE\n"
+"		does when sound is enabled. :-) Use `-V' to see it too.\n"
+"	-T	toggle top bit of ULA-displayed bytes (mainly for debugging,\n"
+"		but also useful for checking the display's `shape').\n"
+"	-u	emulate unexpanded machine, e.g. a 1k ZX81.\n"
+"	-V	emulate VSYNC visuals, e.g. the patterns you get when you\n"
+"		LOAD or SAVE on the real machine, and the little flicker you\n"
+"		get when typing in a program line. (This tends to be a bit\n"
+"		annoying when typing in a program with the default frame-skip,\n"
+"		so it's disabled by default.)\n"
+"\n"
+"	filename.p\n"
+"		load the specified program instantly on startup;\n"
+"		this doesn't work when emulating a ZX80, or 1k ZX81.\n"
+);
 }