to mak eit only display 2 decimals after the comma, you can do math.floor(average*10)/10. I don't know if there's another way to do this, but that's my way And i don't think there's an easy way to make it only have to decimals at all...

and i think it's faster to put twice t = t+1 than if since if is a statement, the other one just an addition, which is faster

a table is te same as a list in lua, you don't have two dimensional things. just do e.g.

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function on.create()
     vars = {0, 0, 0, 2, 0, 2}
end

--this must in the if ch=="a" thingie

if vars[3] = 0 then
     vars[1] = vars[1]+1
end
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this might be a bit more timeconsuming to type, but it think it's more beautiful to see, rather than 5 vars :)
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Thanks Nick, I shall update this if I have time.
From what I gather table is equivalent to list
and an array is equivalent to matrix
Thanks!
Hopefully this will just be the beginning of my Journey in Lua

I wouldn't bet on a release of that tool anytime.

Awww, that would have been the very best!!! A release of the theme editor, able to change the TI-nspire theme TI has "forced" on us. But it looks not to be.

I knew something was different with the green border, but I thought it was something like important news and I believed it for a while. Damnit! I even replied!
But good to see it is now fake news with the red border.

You better use Luna to create .tns file, that any other third-party tool, since Luna is the only one generating working file for OS >= 3.0.2.

Tutorials on how to use it are everywhere, but basically :   luna.exe source.lua output.tns


EDIT : Oh wait nevermind I think I read your post wrong.....

No no, adriweb

On my other topic http://ourl.ca/15678/294355 I mention about Luna and stuff.

And, Luna is LUA -> TNS
But Ephan's python script is TNS -> LUA
jimbauwens did mention some ways to get the source code from the tns but I'm not sure how they work.
Also I have some suspicions that TNS>LUA Converter may not work on OS >=3.0.2 files anymore, and this was created before OS 3.0.2
Still I would like to know how to run this thing...

Hi everyone,
I haven't been active much on the forums in the past few days (in comparison with the past few months), but I have created a simple Lua program while experimenting on oclua. I have transferred the code into a Lua file on the computer and here it is!
Basically you start with a value of 0 and you can choose to Attack or Defend to try and increase your value. right now I am experimenting with the points system as Attack carries no more risk than Defence and both are as equally likely to win as to lose.

Here is also the source code. Feel free to look through it, comment on my program, how my coding is, any improvements on optimising it or making it easier for another programmer to read, and stuff. The more feedback I get the more I can use the feedback to broaden my understanding of Lua!
--[[Things to do:
Declare variables first within a function
Make things more fun and complex
Points System:
OLD: Atk -{1,2,3} +{4,5} Def +{1,2,3} -{4,5}
NEW: Atk -{4,5} +{4,5} Def +{1,2,3} -{1,2,3}
Any better ways? Maybe make Atk more risky, so it's less about luck]]--
v=0
t=0
r1=0
r2=2
r3=0
r4=2
function on.paint(gc)
gc:drawString("[A]tk or [D]ef?    [R]eset",10,10,"top")
gc:drawString(v,10,30,"top")
if r2==1 then
gc:drawString("Attack was successful. +" .. r1,10,50,"top")
end
if r2==0 then
gc:drawString("Attack was unsuccessful. -" .. r1,10,50,"top")
end
if r4==1 then
gc:drawString("Defence was successful. +" .. r3,10,50,"top")
end
if r4==0 then
gc:drawString("Defence was unsuccessful. -" .. r3,10,50,"top")
end
gc:drawString("Turn " .. t,200,10,"top")
if v~=0 or t~=0 then
gc:drawString("Average " .. v/t,200,30,"top")
end
gc:setFont("sansserif","r",8)
gc:drawString("Numstrat - Jason Ho",10,200,"top")
end
function on.charIn(ch)
cha=ch
if cha=="a" or cha=="d" then
if cha=="a" then
r4=2
r1=math.random(4,5)
r2=math.random(0,1)
if r2==1 then
v=v+r1
end
if r2==0 then
v=v-r1
end
end
if cha=="d" then
r2=2
r3=math.random(1,3)
r4=math.random(0,1)
if r4==1 then
v=v+r3
end
if r4==0 then
v=v-r3
end
end
t=t+1
end
if cha=="r" then
v=0
t=0
r1=0
r2=2
r3=0
r4=2
end
platform.window:invalidate()
end
With my current knowledge, I think a Lua version of my TI-nspire Basic Game, Jason's TI-nspire Hold'em is achievable. I just need to get working on it, persistently

Thanks everyone!

Hmm weird: Juju does say it varies in this particular post, which I think is the most updated version: http://ourl.ca/6827/274885

I did mention this several times before, but if it becomes hard or annoying to keep finding new proxies (most likely because they are getting blocked), there's always Tor https://www.torproject.org/

If you can, just put it on your USB (it's fully portable) and set the network settings to your school's ones and it should work! You can get it with portable Firefox which is even better and enjoy unrestricted browsing!

If anyone decides to try this, tell me, as there are some extra settings I might need to tell you about.

Excale made a nice tutorial for using nspire_emu 0.60 on TI-Planet, in French: http://tiplanet.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=8698
Machine translation should do the job; if not, any takers for the translation work ?

And the event mentioned as "As discovered by critor recently, it also allows you to get out of some bugs without having to batttery-reset the calc" by Adriweb is http://tiplanet.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=8945 , again in French. The diags software happens to clear out the SRAM, which fixes some Nspire CX calculators which flat out refuse to boot properly (even calculators on which Ndless has never been installed exhibit the bug...), in a nicer way (especially during exams ) than carrying a screwdriver around for opening the calculator's back to remove the battery

W00T I might translate that then and put that in the Omnimaga Tutorials section