Triple post over the course of 4 days, check the dates
Spoiler For getting sort of annoyed...:
If you're easily offended, feel free to not read this. Not trying to offend anyone anyway, but JIC
How about if you made a topic about a question you needed answered and as soon as you ask the question the topic dies. Even after you bump it. Twice. Maybe you even ask at HCWP and barely get any help at all other than "it should work", after you explicitly say it doesn't. It's like that MSD8X thread, where I had to bump it ~3 weeks later and only because of an IRC convo I got an answer. (also, I wasn't the only one who benifited from an intelligible answer, try going through the rest of the thread) So yeah, that's where the triple post came from.
Also btw, you'll notice some triple posts in the Tio thread, of various updates and such. Nobody pointing it out there.
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After reading this through, it does sound kind of rude, but I'd just like to put it out there, because it seems like a recurring thing. So yeah
I'm pretty sure Qwerty.55 has both calcs, and has messed with that.
I talked with him on IRC last night, he didn't mention messing with it but when I can I'm going to get a multimeter and find out what input for what part goes where.
I'm guessing this is like project M, just one priority level up And it looks epic from the screenies.
Might it be possible to release the source from the last stable beta (from the last screenie I guess) or do you (calc84) want to get it properly finished first?
Personally I have both the TI-30XIIS and a Sharp ELW535B (like a TI-34 Multiview, but for only $10) and I kind of have to say I like the latter better That's my MP os right there...
One time I made a wave (on the ti-30XII) by putting 3-5 negative symbols, then 3-5 minus signs, and repeating till the buffer ran out, then scrolling left all the way, then back right. Whee. You can also kind of draw a fish )-(((o(
An easy way to test it (if you have two 83+-series calcs) would be to use Calcsys's link console and see if all the bits come out flipped (e.g., if one calculator sends 55, the other receives AA.)
When the ball is at rest on the spring, you can pull the string with the right arrow. The longer you press it the faster the ball will be launched. No other key works in this position.
Well, you'll have to convert it all yourself. For the numbers just do some math tricks to get each digit (using division and modulus; we can help you if you need help figuring out code to do this)
this would be just for the hex number, or for the decimal number as well?
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and for tokens it's even easier (just store the value right there, since TI-BASIC strings are read as tokens anyway), but characters may become impossible. The reason is that a lot of characters are accessible only in ASM (or Axe) and don't have token equivalents.