Quote from: Galandros on May 24, 2010, 02:53:28 pm

Instead of using:
 bcall _PutS
use:
 call app_PutS
and include the calcmaniac84 routine in the source code, of course.

I'll try, thanks alot.
Oh, where can I find that source code of calcmaniac?
Been googling without result so far...
Meh, I'll keep searching.

Some name it safePutS.

This is the routine that calcmaniac found in this topic:
app_PutS:
    ld a,(hl)
    inc hl
    or a
    ret z
    b_call _PutC
    jr app_PutS


Unfortunately I did not watch any series and I could not see one movie on tv from the beginning to the end.
Maybe one day, I will watch.

TI-BASIC although very limited in speed, can actually make the coder only deserve more reward for his work.
And that is actually a amazing and honourable piece of work. It gives definitely one of my favourite ASCII screens.

Due to the discussion and recent add of other languages sub-forum in Omnimaga, I finally started to learn some French and German.

I want to discuss about how some of you learn a new language alone and useful resources for it.

Things that come right now in my mind:
tutorials for that languages (websites any?)
Dictionary
spell checker (might be a bad habit to use early or maybe only if you use the suggestions without trying to correct yourself first, making errors and correcting them is actually a good thing for learning)
translator (http://translate.google.com/)
books for beginners (don't forget the ebooks)
software for pronunciation (http://translate.google.com/)
games (suggestions: Pokemon Blue/Red)

Playing a game in a foreign language is fun and educational, preferentially RPGs or any game that have a history to learn/search new vocabulary.
I found Pokemon Red/Blue amazingly easy to understand in German, I had 3 years of German, 3 years ago and I remembered already lots of stuff and figured out some new.

wow that looks exactly like Link's Awakening.

I hope Spencer does not mind. j/k

Quote from: Builderboy on May 20, 2010, 12:04:08 am

so i am officially doing the one line scrolling thing

Awesome!  I like that idea.  Could [2nd] [Left or Right] go to the next page of code instead of to the end of the line?

I think it is better to make [2nd] [Left or Right] should go to the being or end of line and [2nd] [Down or Up] go one page down or one page up.
Because if wordwrap is off, a way to go the end of line is useful and is more intuitive that [Down] goes one page down.

I don't mind which reform to use, because french varies from a country to another and some people finished school long before others (and never learned the new grammar)

As long as SMS/MSN style talk is not abused

Ok.
The same will happen to me because the Portuguese reform will be made for students one year bellow me. The Portuguese reform approximates European and Brazilian orthography, nice, but it is quite pragmatic for several reasons.

I hate SMS talk because without commas or stops, it can be totally ambiguous unless you read it loud (when there is possibility to get the words) and the needed pauses. ;_; MSN talk is not bad, at least in my circle of friends.

Very cool. I knew that there were good courses online but never spent some time finding and watching. That shall be useful next year.