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.KEYPRESSRepeat Getkey(15) . 15 = Keycode for CLEAR, take a look at the keycode picture in the Axe Parser folderEnd
but now the program won't close, even with Clear pressed. What now?
Oh crap, I actually typed in the . 45 after Getkey(45) and it compiled fine, but now the program won't close, even with Clear pressed. What now?
Do I need the parentheses in getkey? I tried it without the . 45 and it did the same thing.
.KEYPRESSRepeat Getkey(15)End
So, I won't be double posting and making useless threads/posts and crap.
Quote from: TheGag96 on October 26, 2010, 09:08:41 pmSo, I won't be double posting and making useless threads/posts and crap. I deleted 17 so far. Just kidding, don't worry, our views is that everyone gotta start somewhere so if a new member double-post we will not yell at them or something like that, we will just point them to the right direction. Welcome here by the way To type lowercase you activate the ALPHA function in the Axe menu, or you can use another utility like Doors CS7 or CODEX to enable them. Why Texas Instruments disabled lowercase by default is beyond me.As for Str1/2/3 you need to go in VARS and there you can find them. Good luck in your Axe programming venture
Also, please don't think I'm a noob when it comes to forums. I've been on SMW Central for about a year now (and I am somewhat known by most users). So, I won't be double posting and making useless threads/posts and crap.
If you want to wait until a key is pressed, you should useCode: [Select] .KEYPRESSRepeat Getkey(15) . 15 = Keycode for CLEAR, take a look at the keycode picture in the Axe Parser folderEnd
And your issue with the immediate done thing: I had this issue on my nspire, and the way I fixed it was reinstalling the OS. Not sure if that'll help your situation, but it's worth a shot. Make sure you use 2.43 when you reinstall, not 2.5 MP edition