If you don't trust anyone from outside this community, then you can always release it in the private matters section. It's invisible to guests and users with a post number below the limit (of which I think it's 100).

And then we come back to the two first points

-Good coders don't need it
-Novice coders won't learn anything from my unoptimized and uncommented code

The fact is not that I don't want to help, just that I don't think it helps. It is uncommented, all routinized so you understand nothing, etc. But If someone needs help for something that is in my prog (for example, display pokemon's images in battle), I can share the concerned part of the code. That would help. Sharing the whole thing wouldn't. And I am still afraid of code-stealers

Hayleia : You can send it by email the first december before the deadline if you don't want to publish it... But why do you refuse to publish it?

Because that won't help anyone:
-Good coders don't need it
-Novice coders won't learn anything from my unoptimized and uncommented code
-Stupid guys could put their name in the credits section (and I am not only talking about removing my name, but also removing other's names).

I only want to give it to people I can trust (like to you by email).
It is not that I don't trust the community, but that I don't trust people that are not from the community.

Ah thanks, I know Symbolic, but I can't use it in programs (no idea why).

Anyway, not everyone has Symbolic, so at the end, you would have to do an algorithm.
Here is what I found for you (but don't forget to give credits to the author if you are using it).

is there something out there that makes it easier to scroll through source code? eg: goto the last line (or middle line) of code, rather than scrolling

Also, if you use a 83+SE or 84+ or 84+SE or 84 pocket.fr (but not a 83+), you can install zStart and (among other amazing things) you will be able to jump to any label in your code by pressing On+Vars in the editor.

Quote from: Hayleia on November 25, 2011, 01:28:22 pm

I have another bug (is that a bug ? because I like this one ):
When the calc hits a bug, it turns off, then Ram Clears when turning on.
BUT, if when turning on I keep [Clear] pressed, strange things happen:
-The prog that should run on Ram clears does not launch
-The contrast is not set off
-In fact, everything is like zStart is not installed (no hooks working)
-There is no program in the program Menu
-Launching an app causes crash, and to Ram Clear, and to get everything back to normal (except if I keep [Clear] pressed again)

I've read a part of the readme and it says like everywhere a million times() that while rebooting and pressing [Clear] zStart won't be installed. So no, it isn't a bug.

Ok, but why do the programs disappear, and why does running an app cause Ram Clear, and why does programs appears back after Ram Clear ?

Tag. Absolutely Tag. And everyone in my class agree

I don't know any program like that. Maybe it exists, but I don't know. Never seen one before.

So is this possible in pure TI-Basic?

Everything is possible with any language. TI-Basic's problem is speed, but it can handle everything.

Also, Symbolic has a built-in derivation algorithm. I am not telling you to use it, but at least, with it you could test the other parts of your program (to check if your own derivation algorithm was correct and if what comes next uses it well). Or you can even use Symbolic's one. Do what you want, in fact

I can't wait to see what you're going to do with this