That's another quite big improvement! I like it Unfortunately I do not own a TI84 therefore you have nspired me to make another 'clone'

Or better: make a 84+ emulator for Nspire

Anyway, it is great to see fast progress on this
I wonder why you never finished any projects if you code so efficiently

Come on, for me it's obvious. They're just trying to increase their emulators sales ($$$) to protect their investment. That's all!

There are several kind of people:
- "basic" students, who don't care about emus. They won't buy emus. Especially if they don't own the calc, which they could not test if there is no free emu available, so really, they won't buy any emu.
- coders, who want to code efficiently with a fast emulator. But TI's emulators never were fast so those people won't buy emus (or make me dream, will TI manage to code something that truly works well ?)
- Teachers who use the emu they can.

So the only emulator sales are based on teachers. But will they really make more money on teachers by banning emus ? Personnally, I only saw a teacher use an emulator in my school once, and it was an official emu (I think it was TI SmartView) so TI won't make more money on my school by banning emus.

You can also check the routines thread index. There are some input routines out there

As for checking what the string says, seems like a job for Equ>String

Lol, then you have two solutions: either create a temporary appvar with the right size (pointed by U) and copy the archived one in it, or copy 8 bytes of data to a temporary buffer like L3 before each pt-on. For example, if your Pt-On is like Pt-On(X,Y,f(Y1)), you can replace it by Copy(f(Y1),L3,8):Pt-On(X,Y,L3)

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GetCalc("vPIMAP",Y1)->U

It goofs up the graphics routine and everything that calls that appvar.

Any help?

Remove the useless "->U" and replace all your "U" after this line by "Y1". And don't forget to archive your appvar.

Feature idea:
For now, when we are in the program editor, we have shortcuts to quickly compile an Axe source execute it and come back to editing.
Could there be the possibility to have the same (without the compiling part) for Basic and Grammer programs ?

This is a good idea to make it in 2D to speed it up
Something I wonder though: is that greyscale or blur that I see ?

I got just the calculator, no cables or documentation or anything
But the mini-USB from my Nspire fits the mini-USB port on this one, so all is well. 

Don't worry about the documentation
However, you may miss the Silverlink at times: the USB cable is faster than the SilverLink but there are some apps that can only be transferred through the Silverlink.