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How are Nspire OS apps defined?
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January 03, 2013, 07:04:02 pm »
How are the Nspire OS apps (calculator, graphs, notes, etc.) defined? As in what makes them do what they do? Where and how are they stored?
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And why not "how to build one"
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Re: How are Nspire OS apps defined?
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I'd think with nlaunch you could trace the os and find where it launches them from then you could overwrite that with your own code to create your own versions. Not sure how possible that is though
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