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« on: August 03, 2012, 02:54:49 am »
Ndless is already a PTTKiller. Just put things in ndless/startup/ folder and it will be launched at startup even in PTT mode.
Problem ?
No, Ndless has the possibility to kill PTT but PTTKiller does kill it. And once again (truly this time), Ndless purpose is not to kill PTT while PTTKiller's purpose is.
one line of C rename("/documents/myfolder", "/exammode/usr/myfolder");I can't see how more simple it could be. PTTKiller is just an already-made code, it is not difficult to understand, even for newbies who never programmed.
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« on: August 03, 2012, 02:33:41 am »
Actually I kinda got confused with PTTKiller here (which was the file that got taken down). My bad.
Ndless is already a PTTKiller. Just put things in ndless/startup/ folder and it will be launched at startup even in PTT mode. Problem ?
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« on: July 29, 2012, 09:47:18 am »
Why Nintendo named his new DS console the same as a well known and powerful 3D software named 3Ds, I wish I could know.
Why ....
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« on: July 22, 2012, 05:01:24 pm »
Our solution to fixing it is to ban people who use it. 
You really should, yeah. Gonna upvote you.
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« on: July 22, 2012, 02:08:45 pm »
I want a present for my awesome discovery.
Adriweb is trying to steal it. Nah.
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« on: July 22, 2012, 12:52:41 pm »
You stole my rice cup, I can see it.
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« on: July 19, 2012, 01:41:34 am »
You may not noticed that Theme Editor was silently updated in order to add the Random and Invert features, both on the entire colors and only one color from the color picker. Keys are obviously "i" and "r". Also, I added a dummy readme. http://tiplanet.org/forum/archives_voir.php?id=6070
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« on: July 13, 2012, 02:18:08 am »
Random q about the themes: do the same themes go for the grayscale models? Is that what "BWMode" is?
No. Sometimes there are names for BW, but when you are using the CX you can't change Clickpad theme values. If you want to know everything, there are two fields in the RAM, one for Gray scale and one for Color screens.
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« on: July 11, 2012, 01:35:26 am »
char * name;
int length = show_msg_user_input(nameYourTheme, "", "mytheme", &name);is the code that makes the calculator crash since it uses my fixed version of show_msg_user_input that is not yet in the Ndless trunk. I guess the simplest for now is to change this two lines by
char name[] = "mytheme";
int length = sizeof(name);
Also, time at reboot can't be affected, I guess, since it is instant to load a theme file and the same code is launched for startup configuration (but no gui).
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« on: July 10, 2012, 09:05:32 am »
3 and 4 : It is a Color calculator (CX at least). You can't squeeze pixels or change the pixels color since it is not a monochrome calculator.
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« on: July 07, 2012, 11:40:03 pm »
Ick.
so. many. options.
Could you name them a bit recognisable and put some headers in?
(I prefer the last above the first)
As Darl181 said, those "names" are exactly the one I found in the phoenix.raw file as an entire field. In a way it is possible to change them grafically to an obvious name but since there where like 300 names I wasn't really for change them ; there are kindly the bests to be small and explanable. Also, those names are used in the theme file. I'm using the same format as theme.csv if one day TI wants to really add a Theme Editor. 
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« on: July 07, 2012, 02:47:44 pm »
Ah ok so the latest version isn't always an executable right? I guess that might explain why there were some people having troubles running Ndless programs sometimes.
Yes. For example, when there is a bug in the trunk, we can "easily" fix it. If the public one would have been automatically updated, that would let some people with an untested revision. But most of the time, it is just that people don't have the latest publicly available revision because they don't know there is a new one. Indeed, Ndless 3.1 is in constant upgrade since the recent works and discoveries (usb, gui, strings, etc ..).
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« on: July 07, 2012, 02:24:00 pm »
Is the latest Ndless available at the usual place? Because the last time I downloaded the latest revision on the Ndless site it still wouldn't run some recent demos or programs, so I thought Ndless updates moved elsewhere or something.
No. It is still where it is (unsads). But the thing is, there is a svn trunk for beta testers and ExtendeD/Lionel where you have to build it with a specific env. Some demos where using those revisions of Ndless. To my mind Lionel updates the public build when he has some time =). Anyway, it should work with the latest publicly available revision as some users here managed to run it. Was messing with the editor and this is what I've done:
 
The picture isn't very clear since it was my iPhone... So don't just trust what you see.
1. Outlined in red (not as bright as in the photos)
2. Changed top bar gradient to Black to Blue
3. Pop up bar when putting mouse over things is now black with bright green text and outline
4. All titles (e.g. New Document, Current, Recent>) are a darker gray that light up bright green when highlighted
5. Highlight bar is also Black to Blue gradient
6. Drop down menu (e.g. when you click recent or status) is black with dark gray text that are green when highlighted just like the homescreen
7. When you highlight the apps at the bottom, the text that comes up at the very bottom matches the red outline.
8. The "Current" and "Recent>" text turn a dark red when there is no current or recent
Nice =) Is it possible that you take some of your time to give a name to each field you modified in order to make it easier for other people to modify what they want ? It is what I call "ready for documentation". Thanks.
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« on: July 07, 2012, 07:58:01 am »
Looking pretty good 
Does this mean that in the future there might be theme files or something, like replacing the themes.csv with some customized version?
Not really but that's the idea. According to my thoughts, the theme developer will create bunch of themes and publish them somewhere in a database. Other users will do so. Then, users that don't want to waste time or don't know much about theme editing will just send the .theme.tns files on the calculator and launch them (ndless.cfg). The theme will be applied and saved as default theme. For now I have only one problem : I have no precise idea how to separate the theme editor itself and the theme manager. What's cool now, is that the theme editor launch immediatly. If I add a theme manager we will have to chose some option each time we will want to change a value. Also, I plan to add a "last index" thing in order to avoid losing (the game) time during come and backs to the theme editor.
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« on: July 06, 2012, 09:01:01 am »
Looks pretty great. I wonder if one day we will be able to change the GUI or borders entirely? For example if somebody wanted his Nspire to look exactly like Windows 98 or Mac OS X
It """""""""can""""""""" be made the way it is coded. But trust me, you're dreaming Anyway, I should stop say that it can be made, since everything is possible with Ndless.
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