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Using Altirra, I attached the MAC/65-DDT Cartridge (normally I use the disk based versions of MAC/65 and BUG/65)

The main reason to try this is to use DDT as it's built in and BUG/65 had a few quirks when using SDX (U1M).

 

It seemed to work except no cursor keys ? so I can't scroll through the display which makes it useless, I tried booting

from a DOS floppy (no SDX), but I get the same result really strange.

 

MAC/65 seems to work fine.

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Check your emulator settings - usually you'll probably have the cursor keys set to act like cursor keys (as if pressing CTRL on the Atari).

 

But Mac-65's DDT does scrolling through the disassembly by just using the keys without CTRL.  Handy on a real Atari but in emulation you'd have to hold CTRL as well - or just set the keyboard option to use the cursor keys as if CTRL isn't held.

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Thanks, checked all the keyboard settings, changed just about everything, but still no joy,

however, looking at the mappings, I had a clue that the cursor movement used '+' and '-' keys.

 

So in everything else I can use the cursor keys (without Crtl) but in DDT I have to use '+' and '-'

again without Ctrl key, so problem solved, but don't know why it's like that.

 

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2 hours ago, TGB1718 said:

So in everything else I can use the cursor keys (without Crtl) but in DDT I have to use '+' and '-'

again without Ctrl key, so problem solved, but don't know why it's like that.

 

It's like that because DDT controls the cursor with the -,=,+,* keys, just without the CONTROL key. Normally, these keys move the cursor in the Os editor with CONTROL pressed down, but in DDT, CONTROL is not required.

 

More convenient on a real machine, less convenient on an emulator.

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