Ayyyyeeee everybody, I'm back for a quick question!
So I have my code on GitHub for most of my calculator projects. I noticed that GitHub didn't automatically identify code written for the TI-84 calculator like it does for most languages. So, I forked the official GitHub source code and manually added an entry for .8xk and .8xp programs. Since it's based on file extension rather than syntax, that means that this one entry is for TI-BASIC, Axe, z80 assembly, etc all combined into one, rather than any specific language. But I need a single name for it as if it were one language.
Any ideas? Basically I need a name to describe all .8xk and .8xp programming languages. I'm currently leaning towards "TI PRGM", "TI Calc", "TI Code", or something similar
I finally published an app on the Google Play store. It's designed to look like the stock google calculator with the exception that I will be adding themes and other features in the future. Check it out, and please download! I could use some good ratings
I've been away from Omnimaga for a while so I thought I'd come back and say hi again to you all Update on my life: I'm now a student at Purdue University studying Computer Science. I've stopped calculator programming and moved into Android Development. How's everyone been?
I'm getting my first smartphone for Christmas (LG G3 running android lollipop ) and want to begin programming apps for android. I'm already comfortable with java so I plan to use that. Out of curiosity, have any of you ever tried this? Any tips?
Here's my latest project everyone I created an application that will encrypt any program or appvariable so that it is unreadable until the user decrypts it. Particularly useful if you're tired of people looking at your source without permission or stealing your programs.
The encryption algorithm has several steps and a key that is unique to each calculator. If you encrypt a file on your calc and someone else tries to decrypt it on theirs, it won't work. The point is, it should make files incredibly difficult to hack. If anyone is up for a challenge, feel free to test it
Spoiler For just a warning:
A few days ago when I was writing this, the program caused a ram clear while encrypting and I lost data. I think I fixed the problem and it hasn't occurred since. But just in case, please backup any programs before encrypting them to be safe.
Also, if you reset all memory (does not include ram clears), the key will be erased. So just be sure to decrypt all your programs before clearing all memory.
I've attatched the current version. After receiving you're feedback I'll update it and then add it to my website
My 84 is getting old and battered, and is starting to bother me. The calc slides right out of the case when held upside down and is missing a couple rubber grips. Is there somewhere I can buy a new casing (and grips)? I did this for my nintendo ds lite a while ago and I'd like to do it to my calc.
I spilled milk (yeah...) on my keyboard and now certain keys aren't working but what's weird is that I spilled it on the very top of the keyboard yet the ctrl keys (both of them) don't work. Is this fixable?
I was bored the other day and added polldaddy to my website. If you've liked any of my programs in the past, please rate them here http://clrdraw.weebly.com/
Its gonna be hard, but I'm gonna try to make my own Portal clone on the TI its pretty ambitious, I know, but I think I can do it. The whole thing will be entirely my own code. I'm not even going to look at the source for Builderboy's Portal Prelude, although I would like to use mostly the same sprites. I just started this morning, and this is what I have so far what do you think?
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But html is blocked in the signature Any way around that?