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Originally posted by hulongzhuo at 09:48 PM:

Thanks for the previous answer. I know how to use it, but it's not very convenient to generate .EXE.NEW. It has to be generated in pure DOS, and at least Chinese characters need to be edited in DOS. I'm operating in a virtual machine, just booting with an image...

Take a look at Wuyou for this, no need to enter DOS,
http://bbs.wuyou.com/viewthread.php?tid=100870&extra=page%3D1

Thanks to the person above, finally there's an editor for XP. Now it's perfect~~

Suggest this expert add it to the top post~~

vtEdit.rar
http://zhenlove.com.cn/cndos/fileup/files/vtEdit.rar

Last edited by hulongzhuo on 2007-3-15 at 12:09 AM ]

Regarding VTEDIT.EXE, my view is: Interesting!
Because:
1) Originally not needed -
Under DOS, if you VT x.txt to generate x.exe and x.new, then
as long as you exit the Chinese character system or press CtrlF7 to enter the Western character state,
first run x.exe, then you can see the new code page Chinese characters in Microsoft's EDIT and copy/paste at will,
no need to develop a new code page editor.
2) The work done by the new code page editor is just on the function of the ordinary editor, adding
when reading the file, according to the original code page Chinese characters in the.exe and the starting value of the new code page, then the corresponding original code page Chinese characters can be found for the new code page Chinese characters, and what the editor sees is such Chinese characters! After editing, it is converted back to the new code page Chinese characters!

In this way, another problem is brought about:
3) In the new code page editor, it is possible to input Chinese characters exceeding the character pattern range that the original.exe can load, and they are "wild" characters without an owner during the reverse conversion, which will be garbled - unless you add a range judgment program segment. In addition, if my speculation is correct, the new code page editor should not be able to do without the corresponding.exe file while opening the text file!!!

Another problem is: Can it support the three new code pages? I haven't tried it.

Everyone should understand the meaning of "interesting" by now!

Of course, if everyone thinks it is necessary to add its link to the first floor, I don't have the permission. This post has been posted for more than a year, and only the moderator can edit it! :(

Originally posted by Ben Shi at 12:48 AM:
Regarding VTEDIT.EXE, my opinion is: Interesting!
Because:
1) Originally not needed -
Under DOS, if you VT the x.txt to generate x.exe and x.new, then
As long as you exit the Chinese character system or press CtrlF7 to enter Western mode,
...

It seems you haven't tried it. It is suggested that you try it and then make inferences or comments. :P

Originally posted by Benshi at 2007-3-15 12:48 AM:
Regarding VTEDIT.EXE, my view is: Interesting!
Because:
1) Originally not needed -
Under DOS, if you VT x.txt to generate x.exe and x.new, then
As long as you exit the Chinese system or press CtrlF7 to enter the Western mode,
...

Benshi大侠's view is somewhat reasonable. I tried several times today.
It doesn't need EXE for conversion, and there are no garbled characters, but some words and sentences cannot be converted,
Also, conversion is not possible for more than a certain number of Chinese characters. I think this is a bug in the program.
Although there are some problems above, I think it is necessary to make such a WIN editor
The above are purely personal views, ~~

Everyone can follow me to do two experiments:
1) Double-click to run vtedit - File - Open test.sys - Drag the mouse to select the entire text - Open Notepad - Paste
The result is: this is 中文测试——弄潮儿.NET。
2) Copy the file test.sys - Paste to t.sys(Note: t.exe does not exist!) - Double-click to run vtedit - File - Open t.sys - Drag the mouse to select the entire text - Open Notepad - Paste
The result is: this is 纮羴聜脙膭膭艆茊菄.NET葓

Conclusion:
What VTEDIT.EXE does is: Open - (Simultaneously implemented according to.exe and.sys) New code to old code - Normal text editing - (Simultaneously implemented according to.exe and.sys) Old code to new code - Save!

Additional experiment: Change ".NET" to input "有趣" in VTEDIT,
(??? It seems that "Save" / "Save As" don't work???
And, Once an error occurs, it will automatically delete.exe - this is a big bug!)
Then in the DOS environment
test.exe
type test.sys
See what the result is.

I am looking at the possibility of programming from the perspective of programming, not groundless speculation!

Last edited by 本是 on 2007-3-15 at 11:11 PM ]

There are indeed the above problems...

There is a revised version, it seems it has already been revised

Originally posted by Ben Shi at 10:02 AM:
You can follow me to do two experiments:
1) Double-click to run vtedit - File - Open test.sys - Drag the mouse to select the entire text - Open Notepad - Paste
The result is: this is 中文测试— ...

Just saw that the revised version is out, and it seems this problem is gone :P

Oh, I'm so dizzy. The author doesn't dare to say it's the author! He just has to create a pseudonym to bluff people!

The bug has been fixed, but it's even funnier to say this—"No need for things like HZK, and finally, even his ancestor VTMAGIC isn't needed."!

Because the result of my test is as follows:
I opened a text file with VEDIT in WIN98 and saved it immediately,
It generated.EXE, but didn't generate.SYS,
Under DOS, using DEBUG to view,
There is execution code in.EXE, but no font data,
So the result after execution is that all Chinese characters are not displayed
—because all font data is 00h!!!

Originally posted by 本是 at 02:24 PM:
The bug has been fixed, but this is even funnier—"No need for things like HZK, and in the end, even his ancestor VTMAGIC is not needed."!

Because my test results are as follows:
I used... in WIN98...

Dizzy, the XP version is of course used under XP... :P

Originally posted by hnlyzhd at 02:04 PM:
Oh my god, the author doesn't dare to say he is the author!

Just to put on a vest to bluff people!

Haha, the original one can't get in, so I use a vest...

Originally posted by Benshi at 02:24 PM:
The bug has been fixed, but this is even funnier to say - "No need for things like HZK, and in the end, not even his ancestor VTMAGIC is needed."!

Because the result of my test is as follows:
I used... in WIN98...

Please upload this file that cannot generate SYS, I'll try it. Is this file not empty?




Last edited by download on 2007-3-15 at 02:36 PM ]

RE download:
　　Sorry! It seems I was a bit too hot-tempered!
　　I'm starting to understand your program! Really, no discord, no friendship!!!

The text file that failed to generate the.SYS is in the attachment.

　　I'm very interested in your method of directly extracting font patterns from WINXP. There are two ideas:
　　1) You can make a software that extracts font patterns from WIN and writes them into the font library file, with variable dot matrix sizes;
　　2) Since you can make one for XP, you must be able to make one for 98/ME/2kx, or it's best to make a universal one for all WINS (different WIN type judgments and font pattern extraction methods can be handled internally).

Looking forward to the new version!
Can you ask the moderator of this section to add a download link (the ZIP file name should not contain version information, so that the download link can be used for a long time) (or add an attachment here, and make a link on the first floor)!