By keeping it up I found some way to invoke Numeric Input popup and handle them as Input dialogs for Ndless.



(more info here : http://tiplanet.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=43&p=121843#p121842)

Since strings are hard coded in the binary, I won't say they are for upcomming OSes.
By the way, the title of the frequency manager is just the same as another popup that really deals with batteries. I would say they just copy/pasted the code and replaced some stuff to display something else.

And by the way, the "Mise à jour" ("Update" in english) buttons are only there to update popups.

I woke up this morning bringing the solution to the problem I wasn't able to manage alpha keys.
In fact I've added them to the function that reads a character but haven't modified the condition in the function that reads the passord

I updated the archive :
http://tiplanet.org/forum/archives_voir.php?id=3959

Can somebody make a tutorial on how to install this? Do you drag the folder into My Documents/ndless/startup?

Yes, and launch it once to setup as detailed in the ReadMe.
If you want to uninstall if, as the ReadMe says, rename it to uninstall.
This can be done from Nspire Computer Software IIRC, or just remove the hidden config file : config.zlock

And if you can't, just press Esc or On (can't remember) to avoid Ndless startup launch.

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if char=="0" or char=="1" or char=="2"or char=="3"or char=="4"or char=="5"or char=="6"or char=="7"or char=="8"or char=="9" then

in python, it would just be "if char in {"1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","0"}" I haven't really figured out a good way to shorten this either.

if char >= "0" and char <= "9" then

kthxbye

end

We need a new nspire link software, a way to send files to our nspire without the fear of secretly being upgraded. Also, if your nspire's storage is full, then an os will not fit on it. Please! We need this!

TiLP spotted.

Here's another potential bug (or maybe it's just me?)
When building my program in Ndless r557, the console gives me these errors:

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In file included from main.c:4:0:
/home/philip/lib/gcc/arm-none-eabi/4.6.2/../../../../arm-none-eabi/include/string.h: At top level:
/home/philip/lib/gcc/arm-none-eabi/4.6.2/../../../../arm-none-eabi/include/string.h:35:9: error: conflicting types for ‘strlen’
/home/philip/Downloads/ndless-r557/sdk/bin/../include/os.h:243:1: note: previous definition of ‘strlen’ was here
I find that "strlen" was defined in line 47 of syscalls.h. Is there a conflict between this and something already defined in gcc?

Yes. You shouldn't use gcc libs only if you know what you're doing, because most of syscalls are already found (not all of them sadly).
Functions like strlen, strcat, strcmp etc ... are in os.h, you don't need string.h, just try to remove the #include =)  (same for other libs)

Quote from: Levak on January 28, 2012, 02:52:09 am

Were you using OS 3.1 before ?
I can't be sure of what I'm going to say but maybe it is a clue : when connected to the PC, the Nspire won't turn Off automaticly (true) whereas unplugged it enters standby (IIRC).

Remeber that your Nspire (any model) can is powered by USB (you can remove the batteries/accu if you wish check).

Yes, my Nspire came preloaded with OS 3.1 as I had just purchased it recently. Just to elaborate the calculator also had absolutely no problems standing by or dimming until Ndless was installed, and reverts back to having no problems when I uninstall it.

After a week or so of use in class, it still fails to standby most of the time no matter what setting I put it on; though dimming has seemed to work consistently of late.

Just reinstall OS 3.1 completly. Even if it could be Ndless, many people here saying to not have this problem, and this _could_ be an OS bug, as possible as a Ndless bug.