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-One question I have is can we omit quotes at the end of Locate? In TI-BASIC you can do things such as Output(1,1,"HELLO WORLD instead of Output(1,1,"HELLO WORLD") as long as the next code is on a different line, but I was wondering if it was the same on Casio? That usually saved us some bytes of RAM.
-Also are there any assembly tools that allow us to run programs directly from the Storage memory
-Also how would we recall a picture from a program on the Prizm? I tried RecallPict 1 (after storing a pic with StorePict 1) and it does nothing...
Quote-One question I have is can we omit quotes at the end of Locate? In TI-BASIC you can do things such as Output(1,1,"HELLO WORLD instead of Output(1,1,"HELLO WORLD") as long as the next code is on a different line, but I was wondering if it was the same on Casio? That usually saved us some bytes of RAM."Locate" and "Text" seem to allow this, but it's bad practice and does not seem to work with the ":" command either. Actually, I have never used this. The few bytes you save get lost by using special characters.
Quote-Also are there any assembly tools that allow us to run programs directly from the Storage memoryMaybe this is what you are looking for?http://casiokingdom.org/modules.php?name=Downloads&d_op=viewdownloaddetails&cid=16&lid=542&ttitle=FX9860G_LOADER_2.00#dldetails
Quote-Also how would we recall a picture from a program on the Prizm? I tried RecallPict 1 (after storing a pic with StorePict 1) and it does nothing... You could try clearing the screen first using "cls" and you should disable any background image with "BG-None". Unfortunately, there is no way to test if a picture exists - causing a memory error sometimes.
ClsVertical -3StoPict 1ClsBG-NoneRclPict 1
Does special characters actually take more space than the regular ones?
Does this allow copying individual programs to the RAM? Being forced to copy entire packages might not be something I want, especially when each program is 15 KB large.
Nope, no luck. Here's my code (Casio Prizm OS 01.01.0200):Code: [Select]ClsVertical -3StoPict 1ClsBG-NoneRclPict 1
// Program: INITClsBG-NoneAxesOffHorizontal -1Horizontal 1StoPict 1ClsVertical -1Vertical 1StoPict 2// Program: TESTProg "INIT"While 1Cls:RclPict 1_ // '_' is the small triangleCls:RclPict 2_WhileEnd
Actually I noticed something even worse: Cls doesn't do anything