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Re: Lua on the Nspire?
« Reply #45 on: April 13, 2011, 04:16:37 pm »
hmmm, I only know lua to program models in this game called Rigid Chips. It's the same lua, but im not sure how to do like programs
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Re: Lua on the Nspire?
« Reply #46 on: April 13, 2011, 11:12:33 pm »
yeah, basically those games (GMod has it too, and a bunch of others) use their own custom libs that interface with the game's engine, allowing for programs with Game output. It's pretty cool!
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Re: Lua on the Nspire?
« Reply #47 on: April 13, 2011, 11:15:13 pm »
There are lost of good interpreted languages out there :) Java is one! 

And before you say its compiled, know that it is 'compiled' into bytecode, not assembly, and then it is interpreted :P
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Re: Lua on the Nspire?
« Reply #48 on: April 13, 2011, 11:16:08 pm »
Which is also what Java, TI-86 BASIC, and a few other langs do.
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Re: Lua on the Nspire?
« Reply #49 on: April 14, 2011, 01:03:22 am »
Earlier I was thinking about creating a new version of Casio BASIC for the Prizm that was still interpreted, but was tokenized before running and extremely fast. It would be easier to learn than Java (which is also in development) as it would be just the BASIC language and would be safer and still easier than the currently being developed Axe port. But now if I'm wondering if I should lean more to Lua/python side for the easier to write code. The only downside is that I might have to give up the on-calc coding coding which is a big plus.
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Re: Lua on the Nspire?
« Reply #50 on: April 14, 2011, 02:26:31 am »
Lua is usually considered a good choice for embedded platforms, indeed. The Lua runtime doesn't have too high requirements, in terms of API breadth and code consumption.
I tried to compile it yesterday evening for the TI-68k/AMS platform, which revealed that it needs strtod, errno, stdin, stderr (and, I guess, stdout, though that one didn't appear in the file that made me give up). PedroM and Punix are nearer from a POSIX platform, Lua may be easier to port on them.
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Re: Lua on the Nspire?
« Reply #51 on: April 14, 2011, 02:32:02 am »
Considering the 86 had a much worse CPU, its BASIC is really fast. It's as fast as 83+ BASIC I daresay. But, you'd have huge source because of the ASCII-Based coding. Fortunately there was the 96k of ram, but no archive X(

Lua seems nice enough, basically fancy basic. Can we have more than one XML per doc, say, in problem2?
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Re: Lua on the Nspire?
« Reply #52 on: April 14, 2011, 02:37:30 am »
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Lua seems nice enough, basically fancy basic. Can we have more than one XML per doc, say, in problem2?
I don't have time to test that right now, and won't have before tonight at best.
But feel free to beat me, using manual hex editing, or further modification with AdRiWeB's Lua -> TNS converter, which I modified to take arguments ( http://tibank.forumactif.com/t6885p30-topolangage-script-ti-os-30-enfin-un-langage-api#109335 ) :)
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Re: Lua on the Nspire?
« Reply #53 on: April 14, 2011, 02:43:09 am »
Still can't :P no OS 3.0 on mine, prob. won't be for a while, I've got a big Axe project now. Unless it supports 1.4, then I'd do it.
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Re: Lua on the Nspire?
« Reply #54 on: April 14, 2011, 03:31:37 am »
Quote from: willrandship on April 14, 2011, 02:32:02 am
Considering the 86 had a much worse CPU, its BASIC is really fast. It's as fast as 83+ BASIC I daresay. But, you'd have huge source because of the ASCII-Based coding. Fortunately there was the 96k of ram, but no archive X(

Lua seems nice enough, basically fancy basic. Can we have more than one XML per doc, say, in problem2?
Really? I ran the exact same program on my TI-82, 83, 83+, 85 and 86 once, and the 86 version ran about 1.5 times slower ??? . I heard it was because of the paged RAM memory.
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Re: Lua on the Nspire?
« Reply #55 on: April 14, 2011, 03:43:53 pm »
All right, I'll also write here what I found with some "hacks" :

I'm able to kind of "dump" some lua functions in the API.

here's a screenshot for example



So far, I found some functions, tables, read-only values etc. like

"Platform" (table) -> apilevel, window, isDeviceModeRendering, gc, isColorDisplay.

"gc" (graphics component/controller) -> drawArc, clipRect, setColorRGB, drawLine, getStringHeight, drawImage, fillPolygon, begin, setPen, setFont, drawPolyLine, drawString, fillArc, finish

_G (which is temporary but can be interesting) -> _G, _VERSION, assert, class, clipboard, collectgarbage, coroutine, cursor, D2Editor, document, error, gcinfo, getfenv, image, ipairs, load, loadstring, locale, math, newproxy, next, on, pairs, pcall, platform, print, rawequal, rawget, rawset, select, setfenv, setmetatable, string, table, timer, tonumber, toolpalette, var, xpcall (and some more, like functions I defined)
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Re: Lua on the Nspire?
« Reply #56 on: April 14, 2011, 04:59:07 pm »
Some of the last ones are actually standard functions.
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Re: Lua on the Nspire?
« Reply #57 on: April 14, 2011, 05:00:52 pm »
Quote from: ExtendeD on April 14, 2011, 04:59:07 pm
Some of the last ones are actually standard functions.

yep

And I managed to improve the dump program to show the whole (well, a big part) structure of the api (including lua's standard) :

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-> Examining 'table: 0x58cef0
**** string  (table: 0x585f60)
 -> Examining 'table: 0x585f60
-------- split  (function: 0x57ced0)
-------- match  (function: 0x56e8b0)
-------- gmatch  (function: 0x576ec0)
-------- upper  (function: 0x591270)
-------- gsub  (function: 0x5bce10)
-------- format  (function: 0x576e40)
-------- lower  (function: 0x5bce90)
-------- sub  (function: 0x591230)
-------- usub  (function: 0x57ce90)
-------- gfind  (function: 0x576e80)
-------- find  (function: 0x59e110)
-------- char  (function: 0x59e090)
-------- dump  (function: 0x59e0d0)
-------- reverse  (function: 0x56e930)
-------- byte  (function: 0x585f80)
-------- uchar  (function: 0x598450)
-------- len  (function: 0x5bce50)
-------- rep  (function: 0x56e8f0)
 
**** xpcall  (function: 0x590f60)
**** tostring  (function: 0x584930)
**** print  (function: 0x55ec80)
**** tellme7  (function: 0x5920d0)
**** image  (table: 0x5c4840)
 -> Examining 'table: 0x5c4840
-------- copy  (function: 0x592e80)
-------- new  (function: 0x592f30)
-------- height  (function: 0x5c4860)
-------- __index  (table: 0x5c4840)
-------- __gc  (function: 0x5c4880)
-------- width  (function: 0x5c48a0)
 
**** unpack  (function: 0x590f00)
**** getfenv  (function: 0x58cf10)
**** tellme5  (function: 0x592090)
**** tellme6  (function: 0x5920b0)
**** setmetatable  (function: 0x5848b0)
**** next  (function: 0x585950)
**** assert  (function: 0x592960)
**** tellme2  (function: 0x59bcd0)
**** tonumber  (function: 0x5848f0)
**** rawequal  (function: 0x585350)
**** dump  (function: 0x5aa9f0)
**** collectgarbage  (function: 0x5d8ed0)
**** gcinfo  (function: 0x5d8f30)
**** getmetatable  (function: 0x5bc840)
**** document  (table: 0x5983b0)
 -> Examining 'table: 0x5983b0
-------- markChanged  (function: 0x5983f0)
 
**** tellme8  (function: 0x5acca0)
**** timer  (table: 0x582570)
 -> Examining 'table: 0x582570
-------- start  (function: 0x582590)
-------- getMilliSecCounter  (function: 0x5825b0)
-------- stop  (function: 0x5825d0)
 
**** tellme3  (function: 0x59bcf0)
**** coroutine  (table: 0x57f7f0)
 -> Examining 'table: 0x57f7f0
-------- resume  (function: 0x592840)
-------- yield  (function: 0x5ddb30)
-------- status  (function: 0x5928c0)
-------- wrap  (function: 0x5ddaf0)
-------- create  (function: 0x592940)
-------- running  (function: 0x592880)
 
**** tellme9  (function: 0x5c8d70)
**** rawset  (function: 0x5853d0)
**** _VERSION  (Lua 5.1)
**** table  (table: 0x5c3760)
 -> Examining 'table: 0x5c3760
-------- setn  (function: 0x57cde0)
-------- insert  (function: 0x5725e0)
-------- getn  (function: 0x572560)
-------- foreachi  (function: 0x5c37c0)
-------- maxn  (function: 0x5725a0)
-------- foreach  (function: 0x5c3780)
-------- concat  (function: 0x562410)
-------- sort  (function: 0x57ce20)
-------- remove  (function: 0x57cda0)
 
**** locale  (table: 0x5826d0)
 -> Examining 'table: 0x5826d0
-------- name  (function: 0x582710)
 
**** platform  (table: 0x5c6ba0)
 -> Examining 'table: 0x5c6ba0
-------- apilevel  (1.0.0)
-------- window  (userdata: 0x584124)
 -> Examining 'table: 0x5a4eb0
---------------- height  (function: 0x5be840)
---------------- invalidate  (function: 0x5c3f60)
---------------- __index  (table: 0x5a4eb0)
---------------- width  (function: 0x5ddc50)
 
-------- isDeviceModeRendering  (function: 0x5840c0)
-------- gc  (function: 0x5c6c30)

++  -->  -> Examining gc : '' table: 0x59de80
-------- drawRect  (function: 0x57ce20)
-------- setAlpha  (function: 0x585f00)
-------- getStringWidth  (function: 0x5976f0)
-------- fillRect  (function: 0x59c8d0)
-------- __index  (table: 0x59de80)
-------- drawArc  (function: 0x59c920)
-------- clipRect  (function: 0x5c3990)
-------- setColorRGB  (function: 0x585f40)
-------- drawLine  (function: 0x5980a0)
-------- getStringHeight  (function: 0x5976b0)
-------- drawImage  (function: 0x57cda0)
-------- fillPolygon  (function: 0x5bceb0)
-------- begin  (function: 0x5dddf0)
-------- setPen  (function: 0x5b4080)
-------- setFont  (function: 0x585f80)
-------- drawPolyLine  (function: 0x57cde0)
-------- drawString  (function: 0x5bce30)
-------- fillArc  (function: 0x5bce70)
-------- finish  (function: 0x597670)


-------- isColorDisplay  (function: 0x584080)
 
**** tellme4  (function: 0x592070)
**** var  (table: 0x5c6bf0)
 -> Examining 'table: 0x5c6bf0
-------- monitor  (function: 0x5a1f40)
-------- list  (function: 0x5a2010)
-------- recallstr  (function: 0x57cfb0)
-------- unmonitor  (function: 0x57d080)
-------- store  (function: 0x5c6c10)
-------- recall  (function: 0x5e6e00)
 
**** math  (table: 0x5a4ef0)
 -> Examining 'table: 0x5a4ef0
-------- log  (function: 0x597fc0)
-------- eval  (function: 0x521780)
-------- acos  (function: 0x5a4f10)
-------- huge  (inf)
-------- ldexp  (function: 0x571680)
-------- pi  (3.1415926535898)
-------- cos  (function: 0x5976d0)
-------- tanh  (function: 0x586800)
-------- pow  (function: 0x5b40e0)
-------- deg  (function: 0x597710)
-------- tan  (function: 0x5a7150)
-------- cosh  (function: 0x597690)
-------- sinh  (function: 0x5c3990)
-------- random  (function: 0x5c3910)
-------- randomseed  (function: 0x5c3950)
-------- frexp  (function: 0x571640)
-------- ceil  (function: 0x59c930)
-------- floor  (function: 0x5befe0)
-------- rad  (function: 0x5b4120)
-------- abs  (function: 0x57f810)
-------- sqrt  (function: 0x5867c0)
-------- modf  (function: 0x5b40a0)
-------- asin  (function: 0x5a4f50)
-------- min  (function: 0x598040)
-------- max  (function: 0x598000)
-------- fmod  (function: 0x5bf020)
-------- log10  (function: 0x5716c0)
-------- atan2  (function: 0x59c8b0)
-------- exp  (function: 0x5befa0)
-------- sin  (function: 0x586780)
-------- atan  (function: 0x59c8f0)
 
**** cursor  (table: 0x582790)
 -> Examining 'table: 0x582790
-------- show  (function: 0x59b850)
-------- hide  (function: 0x59b810)
-------- set  (function: 0x5827b0)
 
**** pcall  (function: 0x585990)
**** clipboard  (table: 0x556810)
 -> Examining 'table: 0x556810
-------- getText  (function: 0x597a30)
-------- addText  (function: 0x5979f0)
 
**** class  (function: 0x5aaa10)
**** type  (function: 0x590ec0)
**** toolpalette  (table: 0x43e1cc80)
 -> Examining 'table: 0x43e1cc80
-------- enableCopy  (function: 0x5217c0)
-------- enablePaste  (function: 0x5cb510)
-------- enableCut  (function: 0x521700)
-------- register  (function: 0x43e1cca0)
-------- enable  (function: 0x521720)
 
**** D2Editor  (table: 0x5e6e40)
 -> Examining 'table: 0x5e6e40
-------- newRichText  (function: 0x5a33e0)
-------- move  (function: 0x5e6e80)
-------- setText  (function: 0x5e6ec0)
-------- __gc  (function: 0x5a3400)
-------- getText  (function: 0x5e6e60)
-------- setReadOnly  (function: 0x5216a0)
-------- setFormattedText  (function: 0x5cb560)
-------- __index  (table: 0x5e6e40)
-------- resize  (function: 0x5a1fa0)
 
**** select  (function: 0x59de70)
**** _G  (table: 0x58cef0)
 -> Examining 'table: 0x58cef0
-------- string  (table: 0x585f60)
-------- xpcall  (function: 0x590f60)
-------- tostring  (function: 0x584930)
-------- print  (function: 0x55ec80)
-------- tellme7  (function: 0x5920d0)
-------- image  (table: 0x5c4840)
 -> Examining 'table: 0x5c4840
---------------- copy  (function: 0x592e80)
---------------- new  (function: 0x592f30)
---------------- height  (function: 0x5c4860)
---------------- __index  (table: 0x5c4840)
---------------- __gc  (function: 0x5c4880)
---------------- width  (function: 0x5c48a0)
 
-------- unpack  (function: 0x590f00)
-------- getfenv  (function: 0x58cf10)
-------- tellme5  (function: 0x592090)
-------- tellme6  (function: 0x5920b0)
-------- setmetatable  (function: 0x5848b0)
-------- next  (function: 0x585950)
-------- assert  (function: 0x592960)
-------- tellme2  (function: 0x59bcd0)
-------- tonumber  (function: 0x5848f0)
-------- rawequal  (function: 0x585350)
-------- dump  (function: 0x5aa9f0)
-------- collectgarbage  (function: 0x5d8ed0)
-------- gcinfo  (function: 0x5d8f30)
-------- getmetatable  (function: 0x5bc840)
-------- document  (table: 0x5983b0)
 -> Examining 'table: 0x5983b0
---------------- markChanged  (function: 0x5983f0)
 
-------- tellme8  (function: 0x5acca0)
-------- timer  (table: 0x582570)
 -> Examining 'table: 0x582570
---------------- start  (function: 0x582590)
---------------- getMilliSecCounter  (function: 0x5825b0)
---------------- stop  (function: 0x5825d0)
 
-------- tellme3  (function: 0x59bcf0)
-------- coroutine  (table: 0x57f7f0)
 -> Examining 'table: 0x57f7f0
---------------- resume  (function: 0x592840)
---------------- yield  (function: 0x5ddb30)
---------------- status  (function: 0x5928c0)
---------------- wrap  (function: 0x5ddaf0)
---------------- create  (function: 0x592940)
---------------- running  (function: 0x592880)
 
-------- tellme9  (function: 0x5c8d70)
-------- rawset  (function: 0x5853d0)
-------- _VERSION  (Lua 5.1)
-------- table  (table: 0x5c3760)
 -> Examining 'table: 0x5c3760
---------------- setn  (function: 0x57cde0)
---------------- insert  (function: 0x5725e0)
---------------- getn  (function: 0x572560)
---------------- foreachi  (function: 0x5c37c0)
---------------- maxn  (function: 0x5725a0)
---------------- foreach  (function: 0x5c3780)
---------------- concat  (function: 0x562410)
---------------- sort  (function: 0x57ce20)
---------------- remove  (function: 0x57cda0)
 
-------- locale  (table: 0x5826d0)
 -> Examining 'table: 0x5826d0
---------------- name  (function: 0x582710)
 
-------- platform  (table: 0x5c6ba0)
 -> Examining 'table: 0x5c6ba0
---------------- apilevel  (1.0.0)
---------------- window  (userdata: 0x584124)
 -> Examining 'table: 0x5a4eb0
------------------------ height  (function: 0x5be840)
------------------------ invalidate  (function: 0x5c3f60)
------------------------ __index  (table: 0x5a4eb0)
------------------------ width  (function: 0x5ddc50)
 
---------------- isDeviceModeRendering  (function: 0x5840c0)
---------------- gc  (function: 0x5c6c30)
---------------- isColorDisplay  (function: 0x584080)
 
-------- tellme4  (function: 0x592070)
-------- var  (table: 0x5c6bf0)
 -> Examining 'table: 0x5c6bf0
---------------- monitor  (function: 0x5a1f40)
---------------- list  (function: 0x5a2010)
---------------- recallstr  (function: 0x57cfb0)
---------------- unmonitor  (function: 0x57d080)
---------------- store  (function: 0x5c6c10)
---------------- recall  (function: 0x5e6e00)
 
-------- math  (table: 0x5a4ef0)
-------- cursor  (table: 0x582790)
 -> Examining 'table: 0x582790
---------------- show  (function: 0x59b850)
---------------- hide  (function: 0x59b810)
---------------- set  (function: 0x5827b0)
 
-------- pcall  (function: 0x585990)
-------- clipboard  (table: 0x556810)
 -> Examining 'table: 0x556810
---------------- getText  (function: 0x597a30)
---------------- addText  (function: 0x5979f0)
 
-------- class  (function: 0x5aaa10)
-------- type  (function: 0x590ec0)
-------- toolpalette  (table: 0x43e1cc80)
 -> Examining 'table: 0x43e1cc80
---------------- enableCopy  (function: 0x5217c0)
---------------- enablePaste  (function: 0x5cb510)
---------------- enableCut  (function: 0x521700)
---------------- register  (function: 0x43e1cca0)
---------------- enable  (function: 0x521720)
 
-------- D2Editor  (table: 0x5e6e40)
 -> Examining 'table: 0x5e6e40
---------------- newRichText  (function: 0x5a33e0)
---------------- move  (function: 0x5e6e80)
---------------- setText  (function: 0x5e6ec0)
---------------- __gc  (function: 0x5a3400)
---------------- getText  (function: 0x5e6e60)
---------------- setReadOnly  (function: 0x5216a0)
---------------- setFormattedText  (function: 0x5cb560)
---------------- __index  (table: 0x5e6e40)
---------------- resize  (function: 0x5a1fa0)
 
-------- select  (function: 0x59de70)
-------- _G  (table: 0x58cef0)
-------- on  (table: 0x5cb4a0)
 -> Examining 'table: 0x5cb4a0
---------------- paint  (function: 0x555e50)
 
-------- rawget  (function: 0x585390)
-------- loadstring  (function: 0x55ec20)
-------- tellme  (function: 0x584af0)
-------- newproxy  (function: 0x576b20)
-------- setfenv  (function: 0x59deb0)
-------- pairs  (function: 0x58c970)
-------- ipairs  (function: 0x58c910)
-------- error  (function: 0x5859c0)
-------- load  (function: 0x5bc880)
 
**** on  (table: 0x5cb4a0)
 -> Examining 'table: 0x5cb4a0
-------- paint  (function: 0x555e50)
 
**** rawget  (function: 0x585390)
**** loadstring  (function: 0x55ec20)
**** tellme  (function: 0x584af0)
**** newproxy  (function: 0x576b20)
**** setfenv  (function: 0x59deb0)
**** pairs  (function: 0x58c970)
**** ipairs  (function: 0x58c910)
**** error  (function: 0x5859c0)
**** load  (function: 0x5bc880)
 
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Re: Lua on the Nspire?
« Reply #58 on: April 14, 2011, 05:55:44 pm »
IS there much hope for a documented API in the near future?
This looks like it is going to be fun
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Re: Lua on the Nspire?
« Reply #59 on: April 14, 2011, 06:01:50 pm »
Quote from: ruler501 on April 14, 2011, 05:55:44 pm
IS there much hope for a documented API in the near future?
This looks like it is going to be fun

I asked TI about that on their facebook page lol
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