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« on: July 18, 2011, 12:58:35 am »
Well, you probably won't see this and you probably won't know who I am and though I don't know you, I hope everything works out okay for you man.
707
« on: July 18, 2011, 12:37:46 am »
Well, I know I'm new here (though not to TI-BASIC or programming at all), but I'd say I don't think my signature will change for a while. I'm pretty happy with it the way it is  I put everything in a spoiler because I don't like to have a ginormous signature. Then I use sub-categories! Hurray for organization! (I'm OCD like that.) The only thing I'm not happy about, though, is I need to find one or two more banners because Death Metal and TI-Basic Dev don't go together :x Also, I made the first TBEXE one myself 
708
« on: July 17, 2011, 06:26:23 pm »
Alright, I see that I actually have 3 extra commands. I'll find it and fix it out; nevermind.
709
« on: July 17, 2011, 05:55:44 pm »
Well, I can open programs for the most part, but something's a little off. Here's what the program should be on-calc: :"MIRAGEOS
Disp ""
For(A,1,3
Disp " HELLO WORLD":End
Prompt 1,1,"----------------
And here's how it's opening in my program ( TBEXE): :"MIRAGEOS
Disp
DS<(""
ElseA,1,3
DS<(" HELLO WORLD":While
Prompt 1,1,"++++++++++++++++
Any ideas? I'm thinking I maybe forgot, it looks like, 3 commands in my tokens list? But that wouldn't explain the random DS<(... 
710
« on: July 17, 2011, 01:12:34 am »
Okay, my bad, sorry lol. It'll open ASM-compiled .8XPs, but it'll just do what the calculator does when you try to open an ASM program after unlocking it with MirageOS or something.
I could add support for xLib, etc. It wouldn't really be that hard to implement. I was thinking of designating that for a plugin as well, but you never know...
711
« on: July 16, 2011, 11:41:50 pm »
Oh wow, sorry guys! Didn't see that there were actually more replies to this lol. Um, here's the forum link I made for TBEXE. Just read the description, if you have any further questions, etc. post them there. Thanks for the interest! --EDIT-- @Michael_Lee, well, there will be no direct emulation (such as Wabbit) in the at least the first major release. Go to my the forum post I linked up there ^^, I believe I explain that somewhere in there. @Ti-Programmer, it's going to be completely open-source!  The only thing I'd think would be iffy about on your porting is the WinForms designer because that's heavily .NET based. (Unless Mono supports what it needs >.>)
712
« on: July 16, 2011, 11:36:03 pm »
@ralphdspam, it's kind of a basic interpreter, but it's really neither. It'll be able to open/save as 8xp files, but I am building a sort of conversion engine that will allow users to turn .8xp programs into fully-functional .exe programs to run on the computer.
713
« on: July 16, 2011, 09:58:39 pm »
@Ti-Programmer, could you explain more on what you mean by templates? It'll only support .8xp program files on the first release, if that helps. It seems like a good idea, though. As for the emulator, I might consider that for the first release, but I was thinking that might be able to be accomplished using a plugin (I'll contact the people who control Wabbit when the time comes). FTP shouldn't be too hard using sockets. I like that idea, people could easily work on the project with others. Thanks! @pianoman, get about 199 others to go for it and you got yourself a deal 
714
« on: July 16, 2011, 06:41:17 pm »
Hello everyone! Even if you're not reading this, hello! I'm BlakPilar, in case you didn't know that. However, this little forum post is for you! Yes, you! Not that chick down the hall, or that dude on the other side of the room- you. I'm working on a project called TBEXE (+1 if you can guess what it is without reading on.) It will allow anyone who decides to try it out to take their boring, old, bland .8xp programs and turn them into full-fledged executable programs for use on any Windows machine! With full access to color and processor speed! Yay! Right now TBEXE is still very much in its infancy, which is the perfect time for me to be doing this kind of poll. I want you to ask yourself and anyone else who you think might download and/or use TBEXE when it is released what you would want in it. I want your ideas because I want to make this a lasting program that many people will use. Heck, if enough people want it, I'll draw a purple dinosaur and throw that in there. TBEXE is a program made by me, for you. I have some obvious, common features planned, such as syntax highlighting, auto-complete/intellisense, code snippets, a WinForms designer (like the one in Visual Studio), plugin support, and possibly theme support. I have little to no creativity in my mind and I can't really think of any other features besides those aforementioned. Oh, of course you can also import and export as a .8xp, but some command syntax will be changed, not all commands will be supported when exporting to .exe, and some commands/functionality will be added. So um... Yeah. Gimme suggestions --EDIT-- If you still don't understand what this is, here's a simple explanation: I take your calculator-only .8xp programs and turn them into fully-functional .exe programs so you can use your calculator programs on the computer WITHOUT the need of an emulator. With the resulting executable file, you will be able to do everything with a normal computer program that the calculator can do with a calculator program. See EDIT 3 if you're still confused. --EDIT 2-- TBEXE will be completely open-source! I'll be hosting it on Codeplex (and maybe here if I get the privilege >.>) as soon as it's ready for Alpha testing. --EDIT 3-- TBEXE will only support BASIC .8XPs. If you try to open an ASM compiled program, you'll get the same result as if you tried editing the same program on-calc after unlocking it using MirageOS or something similar. Because of the plugin support, if someone wants to write a plugin to handle decompiling of those ASM programs, go right ahead. I probably left some stuff out (I wrote EDIT 3 quickly from my Zune HD), so if I did, just ask me and I'll get to you. Also, don't forget to give me suggestions! Thanks!
715
« on: July 16, 2011, 04:46:46 pm »
716
« on: July 16, 2011, 04:38:43 pm »
717
« on: July 16, 2011, 12:05:03 pm »
Ahh, alright. I just didn't know how to get the title part.
Dankeschoen!
718
« on: July 16, 2011, 11:26:39 am »
I know this is pretty nooby and all, but I just started here, so go easy on me 
719
« on: July 16, 2011, 10:01:30 am »
I've listened to "La Porte du Soleil," but I'm not really a fan of power metal. It was still a very good song, though. I've also been listening to the Omnimaga radio on and off, and I think the other two might've come on. If it did, then they were very good too lol.
720
« on: July 15, 2011, 11:12:45 pm »
Lol, thanks for the reminder SirCmpwn, but as it's been made clear, I have. @Juju, I prefer this to the original lol @yun, enjoy
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