This screenshot shows how Correlation helps you to find errors in your Ti-Basic program.  I started writing the code to let the user select what font to use.  In the case of this screenshot, the font is pgrmP.  However, pgrmP does not exist.

Woah, nice safety mechanism, Hot_Dog. It's very intuitive

This screenshot shows how Correlation helps you to find errors in your Ti-Basic program.  I started writing the code to let the user select what font to use.  In the case of this screenshot, the font is pgrmP.  However, pgrmP does not exist.

Nice! And as a side question, how are the fonts stored? Will they be compatible with the Omnicalc fonts?

Nice Hot Dog! By the way can the fonts be archived?

Quote from: DJ Omnimaga on November 13, 2010, 01:36:03 pm

Nice Hot Dog! By the way can the fonts be archived?

^++ This.

That was the major problem I had with Omnicalc's fonts. They had to be in the RAM.

^++^++ This. This.

Yeah, that was the annoying thing about them. And another question: Will this slow down BASIC programs?

ooh that way too much

Quote from: FinaleTI on November 13, 2010, 01:37:34 pm

Quote from: DJ Omnimaga on November 13, 2010, 01:36:03 pm

Nice Hot Dog! By the way can the fonts be archived?

^++ This.

That was the major problem I had with Omnicalc's fonts. They had to be in the RAM.

^++^++ This. This.

Yeah, that was the annoying thing about them. And another question: Will this slow down BASIC programs?

All parser hooks slow down BASIC programs ever so slightly.  I am doing everything I can to make sure that Correlation will slow down a Ti-Basic program as little as possible when not in use.

Yes!  Fonts can be archived!  

However, the program will run slightly slower when a font is archived, say 1/60000th of a second every time you use Output() or Text().   Lol

Cool to hear! I don't mind the slowdown much because from what I saw with xLIB, there is generally not much of a difference. Just tilemapping tends to be slower, but by about 1/5 FPS.