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PSPWrite: a text editor for PSP
Written by Ludovic.Jacomme, better known under the alias Zx-81 ([email protected])
1. INTRODUCTION
------------
PSPWrite is a small, unpretentious text editor (nothing to do with
Open Office) but which lets you write any file on your
PSP.
The source code is included, and this archive is distributed under the GNU license,
you can read the COPYING.txt file for more information.
2. INSTALLATION
------------
To install it, nothing simpler, you just need to "unzip"
the archive into the game, game150 or gameXXX directory depending
on your firmware (fw1.5, fw3.x, fw5.x etc ...)
This homebrew was developed under linux for 5.x-M33 firmwares
and it should normally also work on PSP slim.
Many thanks to Danzel for his virtual keyboard.
For any comments you can ask your questions on
my blog: https://zx81.zx81.free.fr
3. THE KEYS
------------
3.1 - Virtual keyboard
In the editor window, just press
Start to open or close the virtual keyboard.
Using the joystick / analog pad you can
move the selection over one of the 9 keyboard cells.
Then by pressing X, O, [] or triangle you
select the corresponding letter.
Using the L and R triggers you can switch
between several virtual keyboards (for symbols
or accented letters etc ...)
When you're in the virtual keyboard the D-pad
is active as follows:
Left moves the cursor left
Right moves the cursor right
Up beginning of line
Down carriage return
Select disables the virtual keyboard
Start disables the virtual keyboard
3.2 - Standard keys
When the virtual keyboard isn't shown, the
keys can be used as follows:
Up Moves the cursor up
Down Moves the cursor down
Left Moves the cursor left
Right Moves the cursor right
Triangle Backspace
Square Delete
Circle Space
Cross Carriage return
Select Menu
Start Virtual keyboard
L+Up First line
L+Down Last line
L+Left Beginning of line
L+Right End of line
L+Select Help menu
L+Triangle First line
L+Cross Last line
L+Square Beginning of line
L+Circle End of line
R+Up Page Up
R+Down Page Down
R+Left Word Left
R+Right Word Right
R+Select Selection mode
R+Triangle Copy
R+Cross Cut
R+Square Rewrap the paragraph
R+Circle Paste
3.3 - Wireless keyboard
You can use a wireless keyboard (see my blog
for models that work).
You can edit the pspirkeyb.ini file as well as
the files present in the keymap directory to
adapt PSPWrite to your keyboard.
The keyboard works as follows:
IR Keyboard PSP
Cursor D-pad
Tab Tab
Ctrl-W Start key
Escape Switches to command mode
Ctrl-Q Select key
Ctrl-E Triangle key
Ctrl-X Cross key
Ctrl-S Square key
Ctrl-F Circle key
Ctrl-L Resets the line
Ctrl-C Copy
Ctrl-V Selection mode
Ctrl-D Cut
Ctrl-P Paste
Ctrl-B Word left
Ctrl-N Word right
4. Options & configuration
------------
The editor's menu lets you change some options
In particular the text and background color of the editor
the DOS or unix mode for saving text files
and the tab size (when expanded)
Written by Ludovic.Jacomme, better known under the alias Zx-81 ([email protected])
1. INTRODUCTION
------------
PSPWrite is a small, unpretentious text editor (nothing to do with
Open Office) but which lets you write any file on your
PSP.
The source code is included, and this archive is distributed under the GNU license,
you can read the COPYING.txt file for more information.
2. INSTALLATION
------------
To install it, nothing simpler, you just need to "unzip"
the archive into the game, game150 or gameXXX directory depending
on your firmware (fw1.5, fw3.x, fw5.x etc ...)
This homebrew was developed under linux for 5.x-M33 firmwares
and it should normally also work on PSP slim.
Many thanks to Danzel for his virtual keyboard.
For any comments you can ask your questions on
my blog: https://zx81.zx81.free.fr
3. THE KEYS
------------
3.1 - Virtual keyboard
In the editor window, just press
Start to open or close the virtual keyboard.
Using the joystick / analog pad you can
move the selection over one of the 9 keyboard cells.
Then by pressing X, O, [] or triangle you
select the corresponding letter.
Using the L and R triggers you can switch
between several virtual keyboards (for symbols
or accented letters etc ...)
When you're in the virtual keyboard the D-pad
is active as follows:
Left moves the cursor left
Right moves the cursor right
Up beginning of line
Down carriage return
Select disables the virtual keyboard
Start disables the virtual keyboard
3.2 - Standard keys
When the virtual keyboard isn't shown, the
keys can be used as follows:
Up Moves the cursor up
Down Moves the cursor down
Left Moves the cursor left
Right Moves the cursor right
Triangle Backspace
Square Delete
Circle Space
Cross Carriage return
Select Menu
Start Virtual keyboard
L+Up First line
L+Down Last line
L+Left Beginning of line
L+Right End of line
L+Select Help menu
L+Triangle First line
L+Cross Last line
L+Square Beginning of line
L+Circle End of line
R+Up Page Up
R+Down Page Down
R+Left Word Left
R+Right Word Right
R+Select Selection mode
R+Triangle Copy
R+Cross Cut
R+Square Rewrap the paragraph
R+Circle Paste
3.3 - Wireless keyboard
You can use a wireless keyboard (see my blog
for models that work).
You can edit the pspirkeyb.ini file as well as
the files present in the keymap directory to
adapt PSPWrite to your keyboard.
The keyboard works as follows:
IR Keyboard PSP
Cursor D-pad
Tab Tab
Ctrl-W Start key
Escape Switches to command mode
Ctrl-Q Select key
Ctrl-E Triangle key
Ctrl-X Cross key
Ctrl-S Square key
Ctrl-F Circle key
Ctrl-L Resets the line
Ctrl-C Copy
Ctrl-V Selection mode
Ctrl-D Cut
Ctrl-P Paste
Ctrl-B Word left
Ctrl-N Word right
4. Options & configuration
------------
The editor's menu lets you change some options
In particular the text and background color of the editor
the DOS or unix mode for saving text files
and the tab size (when expanded)
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