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Well, it works, now I'm thinking that if I want to use that functions in my program (I do) and I want others to be able to compile it, they should be included in pspsdk, is this possible?

Well, it seems that it wasn't so difficult, I guess that inserting in scr_printf.c these two functions and its prototypes in pspdebug.h will be enough.

u32 pspDebugScreenGetBackColor()
{
return bg_col;
}

u32 pspDebugScreenGetTextColor()
{
return fg_col;
}

Hi all,

I've noticed that in pspdebug.h there is a function for setting the text and background color, but the opposite ones are missing.

Is there a way to get the text and background colors of the debug screen? or will I have to wait for a future pspsdk release?

Thanks,
Alberto

Hi,

is anyone working in something similar to a curses library? I mean, I want to use some menus and dialog boxes in a program and I don't want to reinvent the wheel.

Alberto

The guys at sourceforge have confirmed the PSPTed project, so now anyone can download the latest version or ask in the forums here: http://sourceforge.net/projects/pspted/ As always, any commentary would be appreciated (even if it's to blame my inexperience coding in C, provided you help me to learn...

I don't think shouldn't be any problem in supporting USB keyboards, as the main program doesn't care where the characters came from. Can you give me a link so I can see which drivers are you talking about and get some background?

Alberto

I have coded a simple text editor called PSPTed. Right now supports only the most basic functions, but is a start. You can load/save text files and modify them with some care. The character input is made with the analog pad and trigger buttons. It's in process of being registered in sourceforge. Whi...

Only a question, anyone knows about any project for porting python to the psp?