Me too, i like New 1 most.

I would like it in both C and LuaZM, don't know how hard that would be.

As f**ing hard as porting SDL in both C and Lua, and this, just for you ? IMHO of course.
Feel free to downgrade this post, but I hate the way "can't wait a PRIZM version" and "I want it in both C and LuaZM" are formulated, so demanding ...

Well, I do want to port it to the PRIZM, and the hardest part is just changing around the drawing code/hardware things, everything else is platform independent. Like DJ said its hard to work with the PRIZM because the emulator is $200. What I want to do is get this version released and then download the emulator and get this ported over to the PRIZM. The C versions are possible, just I need to get the lua versions completed first, so I don't end up working on 2 projects at once. The C version will start out being PRIZM only, and as I have time I will port it over to the Nspire. The porting process of the C version also wont be that hard because almost everything but the drawing code and other hardware related aspects will be platform independent.

Quote from: flyingfisch on January 07, 2014, 12:41:57 pm

I would like it in both C and LuaZM, don't know how hard that would be.

As f**ing hard as porting SDL in both C and Lua, and this, just for you ? IMHO of course.
Feel free to downgrade this post, but I hate the way "can't wait a PRIZM version" and "I want it in both C and LuaZM" are formulated, so demanding ...

In a nicer way, I would also add that it can be hard to develop for a calculator that we don't own. It is far worse with the PRIZM, because the simulator has a 90 day trial period that is very hard to get around and the full version is $200. On top of that, LuaZM is an interpreter written in C, and C/ASM doesn't run properly in the emulator (either too slow, too fast or freezing).

Umm, firstly, he already said he wanted to port to C:

I got my license and will be resuming development. During my break I have been working on improving my C skills and am really considering porting everything to C. By keeping all of the WZ definitions abstract this project would be very portable and would allow way more flexibility. I guess we will see what happens when the time comes. Until then I need to finish up my documentation before classes resume so maybe expect something by the end of next week? I am a slave to my schedule so I will see how it goes.

Secondly, he has been saying he is going to port to prizm for quite a while. And as DJ said, he also owns a prizm.

So I really don't see why I got a downvote.

The real problem is on the form, as I said it in my previous post, even if he has the will to port it.
Also, if he already said he has the will to do it, why demanding it again ? (yes, your post looks like a demand).

LuaZM should be OK, though there are issues with loading libraries.

I would like it in both C and LuaZM, don't know how hard that would be.

I am sorry about asking in that form. I was in a hurry and that was how it came to me. On another note, I think maybe it would have been better to use the report to moderator link or let jwalker himself complain about my form.

And the form of the rebuke you made to my post sounded a bit insulting, just so you know.

Also, as a developer myself, I know very well how hard it is to port things from lua to C and vice versa. I also know how hard it is to port from other platforms to PRIZM. And I know that a demanding community can be an issue, but as I said, I don't think I was really being overly demanding.

Good to see a new update

Pretty nice, as always. By the way, I wonder if gradients in title bars would look nice?

You are finally getting your front page mention for this program. I don't know if it's still being worked on, but I finally cleared the 2 years long utility feature pending queue and the news will appear as soon as staff approves it.