Ow ow ow? :p
I'll wait maybe a casio's sdk...

The wind is changing...

Don'tt get the slim version, there many imcompatabilities with many addins.
So... Veb decided to port the Lua to AFX, trying to increase the AFX's communauty...
Result: 2 only coders, for 2 games and an useless utility...

TOday, i'm working with Veb and Louloux to port TO Fx 98xx, but... to rival with your communaty is impossible! So Lua is the 2nd added language, after the MLC.
Kristaba is thinking about a new Basic interpreter (i talked about this months ago, but today... zero news)
We have a programming contest at Planète-Casio, but the two only games already posted are a Pong and a Tekken. 10 Prizsm to win... There are projects, but I must to see them. mine is a Mario party like game.
The lasts Fx-98xx addins: my metabbals tests, my sokoban [BOXED], souris, thing similar to Pokemon's Ice Cave...

No more great games, like Drug War...

Shit... I want to see news, tutorials, games...

(Moderator of the maybe last alive french site...)

I think TI would have problems with Casio about a Sd-lector in a calculator.

BIn to dec? HUm...
I  sugger you to make a system who'll decompose your decimal into a list or a variable right to left, then if the Nst number, then total += 2^N
00110100010 //left to right

I don't know how to explain, but i already made this...
Let me think...
int(10(float(.1num)) gives you the last number
then
(int(100(float.01(num))-last)/0 gives you the before-last number, and so on...

Hint: int log gives you the numbers composing your number -1.
int log 1000011 = 6

If you use the strings, that would be easily: you just read the string right to left, then apply the famous Total + 2^n->Total!
Excuse-me, I don't program with Ti...

a Hexadeciaml number support 4 bits (2^4 = 16), So divideyour numbers into 4 bits, then convert to Hexa.

Hexa to dec is easy, I think that don't need any help. Yes? So:
Looping right form left, then convert 16^N, i think.

Very great work! This is a very good tileset! GG

Un peu attention? J'ai d'abord cru à une pub justement le deuxième sens...