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I learnt Lua a few months ago, but haven't coded a lot of programs, it was more just learning.
Quote from: Ashbad on April 14, 2011, 01:21:50 pmI know Lua extremely well It's actually a very powerful language for an interpreter, and I like it much more than python, because of stright out OOP, it has a much simpler table system -- it can be a pain for some applications, but for others it saves some programming time, and helps you think of the object easier I don't wanna discuss this, but Python's OOP is better than Lua's.
I know Lua extremely well It's actually a very powerful language for an interpreter, and I like it much more than python, because of stright out OOP, it has a much simpler table system -- it can be a pain for some applications, but for others it saves some programming time, and helps you think of the object easier
Nobody has thought about the fact that the entire TI OS could be coded in Lua ?Look: - TI was really fast to implement this Lua interpreter (since 05/2010) - Same Way of programming, Lua's objects and "toto.a, toto.b, toto.c etc .." variables, math.eval("DelVar "..varname) and expr("DelVar "&varname) - Same way of TNS structure, in the XML files, we've got "<gg:VAR></gg:VAR>" token for the widget variables, in the Lua's interpreted method we've got the "gc:" objectThus, only one question : Can Lua be compiled ? or just directly interpreded by the ARM core ?
i asked some months ago to the technical support of TI about the posibility of an SDK for the Nspire, they answer me that the SDK was possible in models like ti-89 titanium because this calculators was using flashROM, but the nspire don´t use this, the lua posibility to programing will be usefull, but ASM programing couldn't be posible
Um, the Nspire uses Flash ROM too. Also, ASM is already possible on the regular Nspire, so it should be possible on the CX as well.
Quote from: Sebasu on April 15, 2011, 12:21:13 ami asked some months ago to the technical support of TI about the posibility of an SDK for the Nspire, they answer me that the SDK was possible in models like ti-89 titanium because this calculators was using flashROM, but the nspire don´t use this, the lua posibility to programing will be usefull, but ASM programing couldn't be posibleWtf... TI lies so much. The Nspire clearly has Flash ROM!
What would such an IDE do? There are already plenty of IDE compatible with Lua, that can integrate the TI-Nspire conversion tools.