Quote from: calcdude84se on January 12, 2011, 01:24:52 pm

Indeed, Axe doesn't have implicit multiplication. In fact, if you have, say, "ABC" in your code, it will evaluate just like C alone would, but more slowly. (Since it loads A, then B, and finally C)

I thought it loaded A. This is where the NSpire Basic wins: multiple character variables.

Nope, Axe does exactly what you type: It does the first operation (which just loads A), then the second (loading B), then the third.

Well, true but at least it still had all the functions, like getkey, circle and output

But anyways, perhaps someone else could write me a function that does the following for my code.....

For walls ranging from left to right 12 sprites (F) and 4 sprites deep(A)

If Your position + the wall's position relative to you is on (in GDB1)
Draw a column That is at the correct F location, and that is A*8 pixels away from the top and bottom of the screen, using the picvar + the depth (for offset to other pics in mem, Pic1+A*16 or similar)
End
End
End
Dispgraph

That's what my code is supposed to do.