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When reading from archive, does it disable interrupts as well?
Also, is there a really fast way to get a user to input a variable? It takes too long to make one from scratch every time.
Is there any way i can keep the var archived and still use my buffer approach?
Quote from: Haobo on May 07, 2015, 11:54:49 amWhen reading from archive, does it disable interrupts as well?I believe so as interrupt based greyscale has to be reloaded after the file-IO in my project imd working on. Idk if the culprit is the archive / unarchive command thou.
No. Keeping it archived means reads are still slow. And even if you did manage to speed up the archive reads, you still couldn't write back
Instead of being rude, just use your brain and understand that it is reading from archive that is slow, and that there's nothing you can do about it. It seems wasteful ? Too bad, you can only do that.
come on runer use don't you use your magic to come up with anything?
When using getKey^^r, are interrupts still working?
Are you not supposed to load a file onto an existing file? Like, if I put appvHELLO to [Y2] and then do appvHELLO2 to [Y2], does it break some stuff, because when I tried to read another file in [Y1], it doesn't work anymore, program crashes after having the run indicator turn on and then pressing any button.