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« on: April 10, 2014, 04:29:17 pm »
Or maybe you used neither "Goto LBL" nor "sub(LBL)" nor "LBL()" but you thought that saying "prgmPRGM" would execute PRGM and if we hit a Return "inside the program" PRGM, we go back to the "main program". But that's not the way it works. There is only one program after compilation, and saying "prgmPRGM" in your code doesn't create any level (no main program and no subprogram), it just virtually copies-pastes the contents of PRGM in your "main program" where you put "prgmPRGM".
587
« on: April 08, 2014, 04:01:21 pm »
That would probably need a lot of conditional comments (to change constants, for example due to screen resolution) but that's better than writing twice the whole code, so I agree that it would be nice 
588
« on: April 08, 2014, 01:59:37 pm »
Here is a full code I quickly (as you can tell from the sprites) threw up as an example. .AA
..Main Code
ClrDraw
Print(45125)
DispGraph
While 1
EndIf getKey(15)
Return
..Routines
Lbl Print
88
For(4)
Select(,sub(Print1))-8
End
Lbl Print1
Pt-Off(,20,r1^10*8+°Nb)
r1/10->r1
Return
..Data
[]->°Nb
[007CC4C642663C00]
[0008080808080800]
[003C260303063C06]
[003C04043C2C0C38]
[103060C0F8080808]
[003EE0C07C040CF8]
[041C306078683C18]
[007E02021F1C3060]
[7E466C78584C741C]
[70D8D8780808F800]
And here is what it outputs  Change the "88" and the "20" to change the coordinates of the number. Note that "88" is the X-coordinate of the last number. You can also add a "If r1" in the "Lbl Print" to have the routine not show useless zeroes.
589
« on: April 06, 2014, 02:35:39 am »
Well that's true on Omnimaga, but on Cemetech, most people don't know what zStart is. Even Kerm once asked me "zStart can do <I don't remember the feature I was talking about> ? Isn't it just a startup-like app ?". They all use DoorsCS only there.
590
« on: April 05, 2014, 12:34:03 pm »
I think he is using zStaxe (so is dependent on zStart but zStart is awesome).
591
« on: April 05, 2014, 12:31:45 pm »
Nice! Didn't know that. Haven't been up to date on Axe's features before now. :p Is that the same for variable names now?
Yeah, you just need to "declare" them. For example do "L5->°MyVar", and then yo are able to do "Myvar++" and everything you want. Anything else it can do?
Well just ask what you want it to do so we can answer that it is possible  Basically, except maybe ultra advanced things such as patching the OS, you can do everything.
592
« on: April 03, 2014, 01:40:46 am »
593
« on: April 02, 2014, 01:07:28 am »
Still seems fake. TI buying Omnimaga = community content controlled by lucrative corporation = interests everwhere = no right to disagree = no going against them. Just imagine how happy they would be with Ndless that gives nearly full control on Nspire OSes as they desperately try to block it, or the hacked signature keys for apps and 3rd-party OSes (KnightOS for example). I'm also sure they would be happy with the disassembled TIOS source floating around here. So unless TI really changed its mentality in a very significant (and sudden) way, I'm hoping this is a classic April fool.
They would indeed be happy with Ndless under their hand, but I don't think they care about KnightOS: - It is not finished
- It is not compatible with the TI OS so using it means giving up every existing program at this day, so not a lot of people will use it
- It doesn't do anything that TI doesn't want it to do
This is just like Facebook buying Oculus. Seemed like a joke at the time (and even horrifying), before people accepted it as reality. And for Oculus, it's a good thing - they get a LOT more resources to further VR! (This came out of a recent interview with one of the Oculus' founders.)
Well I think that Facebook buying Oculus Rift is more convincing. TI buying Omnimaga really sounds like Facebook buying Mojang.
594
« on: April 02, 2014, 12:54:15 am »
Using Google Translate to make your homework is not a good idea but it works fine in situations like this one. Here is what it gave me. The PTT mode with Norse unlock the LED / LED of the Nspire (except Nspire gray ) . But getting out is not as simple as entering : you need to create an empty file on the computer ( using the TI- Nspire software corresponding to the OS of your calculator or earlier) that you call "Exit Mode.tns test "(without the quotes). You must then send this file to your calculator, in the " Press To Test Mode" ( already created upon activation of the PTT) . After a reboot, the PTT is disabled! So a quick summary :
1) Install the TI- Nspire software for the version of the OS contained in your calculator (if already done so, go to step 2)
2 ) Launch TI-Nspire and save a blank document and name Exit Test Mode.tns
3) Send this file in the "Press To Test Mode"
4) Your calculator will restart , and the PTT is disabled!
Because the file can be 1kb ( it must be of 0kb , it is very important) , you will find downloadable ZIP file at the end of this tutorial . So you will only transfer using TI- Nspire Computer Link.
Download file Exit Test Mode.tns
Except the words "folder" and "have to" missing after "Press To Test Mode" and "you will only", and apart from the first sentence meaning nothing, I think that the instructions are really clear.
595
« on: April 01, 2014, 05:41:17 pm »
I recommend you create it with a computer programming language (like lua or python) first so that you can have the concept done and then "port" it to axe because it would be somewhat more difficult to do it initially in axe because axe doesn't come with dynamic arrays (I am not implying that it should though, I like axe how it is.)
It would be even more difficult to have to port it from a "high level" language into Axe, so I'd say that coding in Axe direcly is a better idea.
596
« on: April 01, 2014, 03:11:12 pm »
Hey guys this is right around April 1st
I think quite everyone got that but was continuing the joke. In fact the first thing that occured to me when I saw the topic title was Facebook buying Mojang so I was in joke mode before I started reading the post.
597
« on: April 01, 2014, 12:41:21 pm »
And using small routines can be useful when you use them several times since a call to that routine is smaller than the content of the routine.
598
« on: April 01, 2014, 11:41:10 am »
Memkit allows you to do that (I am talking about listing objects). It should be included in the zip when you dowloaded Axe. It is fairly easy to understand with the documentation
599
« on: April 01, 2014, 12:50:37 am »
Hi guys! I just installed ndless and nover for my calculator (OS 3.6) and i'm trying to get gpsp and gbc on it, but when i click on the files, it just says that the document format is not supported. Help would be greatly appreciated! 
If that's happening, you may have to reinstall. Ndless on OS 3.6 doesn't stay installed when the calculator fully powers off, I think.
It can be reboot proof if you install it with nlaunch(y) on a <J hardware revision. But it is not reboot proof if you install it "the normal way" indeed.
600
« on: April 01, 2014, 12:49:13 am »
Yay ! Facebook buys Mojang, TI buys Omnimaga, ... That's a lot of awesome companies buying awesome program developpers around April
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