L1+5→A //Stores a pointer to L1+5 to A. 0→B //Stores 0 to B. While 1 //Begin loop B+1→B //Increment number length X^10+'0'→{A-1→A}//Divide number (X) by 10, and take the remainder. The remainder is the last digit of the number (X). Then add the remainder to the value of the character '0', to convert it the correct character. The answer is stored to the location pointed to by A, and the location pointed to by A is decremented by 1. EndIf X/10→X //Loop condition. Checks to see if X is still divisible by ten, and if so, divides by 10 and continues to loop. Otherwise, the loop ends, and the string is created. Copy(A,GetCalc("Str1",B),B) //The data pointed to at A is copied to Str1 for a length of B bytes. Str1 is created being B bytes long, B being the length of the number (X).
Feature idea: Fast graphing - Doesn't update the screen until all the functions are drawn on the graph or after each function's drawn giving graphing a big speed boost.
And, to make this even better, perhaps restoring the previous window and graph settings upon a RAM clear?
Also, I've noticed the label menu doesn't handle a lowercase L at all, it just skips it. So if I had a label named
This show is one of my absolute favorite animes. It's a fantastic mix of being dark, and sad, while at the same time retaining enough silliness and action to balance out nicely.
The show takes place before the manga series Ga-Rei, and revolves around two young female exorcists, Yomi Isyama and Kagura Tsuchimiya.
The story is powerful and high-action a lot of the time, and it has an amazing opening theme and ending theme.
That's why I love programming in it. It's so much fun
Me too! It's the challenge that makes it so rewarding.
I agree wholeheartedly. Most of my favorite little experimental creations come from seeing something implemented one way in BASIC, and trying to think "Can I kick this up a notch or two and still have it run at a decent speed?" Most of the time, the answer is yes.
Finally updated my server to 1.8.1. It's set to survival mode, and I'm considering making it into an RPG server, so the plugins installed on it may change from time to time, as I find a good mix. You'll still need SpoutCraft to connect, but that's it. The latest Spoutcraft install is all you'll need.
I figure that all the mods must make it really annoying to try and get on my server, so it doesn't use them anymore. All you need now is SpoutCraft and you can get on and fly, build, whatever. It's still 1.7.3, though.
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