Yaaay. Everyone should use it. It's a timesaver man!

Thought about something.
If you want to fast go to a label in your code, you can do in your prog
GotoXX
...
...
LblXX
.LabelXX
...
etcAs there is ".LabelXX" after, it is seen as an error by the TI-OS, so with DoorsCS, running your prog will jump to your label. But you have to remove the Goto before compiling. If you don't understand, tell me.

EDIT: this only work for labels that only uses maximum 2 chars (such as LblAA and not Lbl AAA) (they have to be seen as Basic labels). I didn't try it with 3 chars before posting because I only use labels with 2 chars . Sorry. But you still can add little labels inside your code, regularly, such as Lbl AA,AB,AC,...,ZZ, just to go faster to certain parts of your program. All your labels must be 2 chars long because when you say Goto, it checks all the labels, so if one is 3 chars, it will stop here and say error, at the first label it finds. So, this method only works if all your labels are 2 chars long.

With this method (and with DoorsCS), you can also modify your source without unarchiving it because your source begins by .NAME
This is how I discovered it (not on purpose).

Deep is a hero. No more words need be spoken.

I installed Omnicalc (options entries menu, RAM recovery, base conversion, lowercase letters, thousands separators, quick apps and hide finance app) and it disabled this.  And vice-versa.

Just putting  the bug report out there

Awesome tool btw, when it works

Nope that ain't handy. People will forget to send those files with the game file via the link. They will all ask me for help. Thats kinda annoying.
By the way: It takes a while to find the sub( command in the archive.

2nd+mem+"t"+up twice.

Quote from: Keoni29 on June 01, 2011, 02:38:06 pm

Nope that ain't handy. People will forget to send those files with the game file via the link. They will all ask me for help. Thats kinda annoying.
By the way: It takes a while to find the sub( command in the archive.

2nd+mem+"t"+up twice.

You mean 2nd+[CATALOG]+[T]+up+up?

I think tried using this. It didn't work.