FnOff
AxesOff
ClrDraw
randInt(5,90 -> A
randInt(5,60 -> B
SetUpEditor LSNY
SetUpEditor LSNX
5 -> W
W -> dim(LSNX
W -> dim(LSNY
26 -> U:U -> K:1 -> C
Repeat K=45
getkey -> K
If K:Then
K -> U
Else:U->K
End
A-(k=24)+(K=26) -> A
B-(k=25)+(K=34) -> B
If A>93:1 -> A
If A<1:93 -> A
If B>62:1 -> B
If B<1:62 -> B
Pxl-Off(LSNY(C)),LSNX(C)
Pxl-On(B,A)
A -> LSNX(C
B -> LSNX(C
C+1 -> C
IF C>dim(LSNX
1 -> C
End
ClrHome
That's all!
It is adapted from my snake code (with food and growth) so some code might seem odd.
-> is the sto key
In LSNX/Y the starting L is the list character (small capital L)
Changing the code that sets the value of W will change the length of the snake. (changing it to 15 -> W would set the length to 15)
I don't have time unfortunately to add a full explanation, but here is a list of what each variable represents;
A: snake's head's current x location (in pixels)
B: snake's head's current y location (in pixels)
LSNX list of the snakes's body's x coords
LSNY list of the snakes's body's y coords
C keeps track of which body slot should be modified
K is the key pressed
U is the last key pressed (assuming no key was pressed)
W sets the starting length of the snake (changing it doesn't do anything once the game has started)

Let me know if it doesn't work I may have messed up typing it in.

By the way, welcome! 

This is more of a basic program in an Axe wrapper with a good bit of Asm.
It is an application that when you run it it installs a home screen hook that adds extra functions to the home screen.
For example you can type in:
X^2=9
and it will output:
3
-3
On the standard screen!
It has a lot of different functions such as an experimental non Y= grapher (it will take any function with x and y and an "=" and graph it in about a minute).
Other commands include a timer, the ability to turn axes off and on by typing "XON", "XOFF", and a "mysterious" command, "PING".
That is all it does for now. (there are a couple more minor features)
It is very easy to change and I would gladly accept any routines (basic or otherwise) and will probably add them.
The program has an error handler so any programs it runs don't throw an error.
The program does modify basic variables when it runs! Is there any way to back up all basic variables (letters, strings y='s ect...) that can be restored later?

Bugs: 
Equation solver isn't perfect (sometimes outputs 3.00000016 for 3 ect...)
If DoorsCS7 has its home-run hook installed several of the commands will error (including solver) and Doors will ask you if you want to edit the program.
Grapher is still experimental and might not give an accurate graph! (it still will give you a good idea of what it looks like)


Unfortunately, my calc is throwing a fit and won't transfer any files (it does this quite often) so it might be a couple days until I can upload the actual file.

Let me know if this is a good idea or if you have anything to contribute! (even ideas for commands)

Maybe I came over as knowing more than I do.
What would the hex code be? Can I put it anywhere or just at the end?

Thanks! it worked!
After the hook is finished, it then evaluates the OS's interpratation of the expression.
How do I return the nz flag?

GetCalc([0523]) can't get the address of the entry
Sometimes if I look for the file (Y1) instead, it works but other times it fails.
Do I need to do something else?
Also the error handlers from RUNPRGM always crashes it.
It does run when the enter key is pressed though!
Thanks for your help!

Thanks!
I haven't tried the code but it has an odd number of characters.
Don't all hex codes need to have an even number?

Hey! Sorry for the necro-post but I don't feel like my question deserves a new topic.
Whenever I try to do any memory commands GetCalc(ptr,NUMBER) to create a new program or even run one it throws ERR:MEMORY
I am trying to use a homescreen hook and have already successfully done other commands like Disp when a key set is pressed.

Looking through the archives, I have seen seen several failed attempts at an Axe IDE.
I an not quite sure how far some of them got but I decided to add to the list of attempts.
I would like to go about it in a different way though. Rather than one person try to create a full program by themselves, the project would be much more likely to succeed if different people contributed different methods.
I am just throwing this out there, if no one is interested or there is a great existing one out there...
Here is a list of features that I think would be cool:
Small font editor
input from the VAT (including editing appvars)  -- done
character list with decimal and hex values -- done
jump to labels
search (and replace) in program
jump to line number
math without leaving the program (possibly inline)
settings including customizable keys and menus
a nice menu subroutine that takes a list of strings and returns the number of the option chosen
8x8 sprite editor
copy and paste code
That is all I thought of, any other ideas? If anyone is interested in doing one, tell me and I will update what is being done by who.
If there are multiple of the same routines I will take the best but keep the other in case someone likes that one better.
(maybe I am being too optimistic thinking that anyone will help)