oh, its in the Latest Releases Thread in the Axe Project Subforum.

I had a cool idea for a game that I want to do for computer, but not necessarily for calculator. Basically, you enter a dungeon with a lit torch and the object is to get to the other side of the maze. The main novel idea of the game is that a flame and a monster cancel each other out (the flame goes out as the monster dies). However, more torches line the wall, and you can light them to provide yourself with backup flame. Additionally, flames and monsters can be enhanced: a flame of a higher level does not go out when hitting a lower level monster, and vice versa. There could also be other cool ideas, such as annoying moths, trolls that bust through walls, wind chambers that snuff your flame out, dragons that breathe fire at you (which can light your torches if it doesn't incinerate you first) and stuff like that.

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I would like a search engine hook or something like on Casio calcs, because it can be helpful for that. Go up/down would be good too for large programs. Casio had this on their calc for over 15 years now. Maybe a future program editor, hook or Doors CS7 addition?

The best solution would be a new program editor entirely. Another feature I'd like in such a revamped program editor is an Intellisense list (when you type in a function, it will show you the syntax under your cursor). Find/replace would also be nice.

Yeah true. However, such new editor should have the exact same controls as the current one, if possible, so people who are used to the old one won't take too long to get used to it. We should have a mode where we can paste tokens and another with intellisense. (I liked Intellisense when I used Visual Basic 6.0)

You could probably dissassemble the code from either the TI-OS one or the DCS one and use it for your own purposes. 

Quote from: DJ_O on March 15, 2011, 01:56:32 pm

Yeah true. However, such new editor should have the exact same controls as the current one, if possible, so people who are used to the old one won't take too long to get used to it. We should have a mode where we can paste tokens and another with intellisense. (I liked Intellisense when I used Visual Basic 6.0)

You could probably dissassemble the code from either the TI-OS one or the DCS one and use it for your own purposes. 

There isn't an editor in DCS. DCS uses the OS editor, so the OS editor is probably the only one that can be used.

I would have on request. A replacement/alternative for NoteFolio, with PC support. NoteFolio is pretty good but I would like to see smoother scrolling and a smaller font, maybe zoom levels? .txt support would be nice too and imagine what you could do if you could make like these "chapters" so that if you open the file you can jump to one chapter or another, that would be truly great. It is not even that impossible....

To an extent, that is Document DE 7 for Doors CS. That program could use some improvement as well, but it appears that the files that Document creates are the same format as the ones Notefolio creates.

On the subject of the new program editor, it should also have the ability to show what each command does in addition to that syntax. That, and somebody needs to write an Axe compiler in Axe.

On the subject of the new program editor, it should also have the ability to show what each command does in addition to that syntax. That, and somebody needs to write an Axe compiler in Axe.

It feels like tryin'to divide by 0


comma 1

phew...

possible but..It feels paradoxical...

One what?