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« on: October 05, 2010, 01:05:23 pm »
ok, I didn't know that. perhaps e^( then? that's [2nd][LN]. or ExpReg, which can be found in the [STAT]->[CALC] menu as option [ 0 ].
but I still aim for syntax similarity for Calc files handling:
DelVar -> DelVar(
Archive -> ArchVar(
UnArchive -> UnArchVar(
GetCalc( -> GetVar(
and I wonder why input an float are in the external variables section, since float would fit better in the data/storage part, and input in the Text part.
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« on: October 05, 2010, 12:15:37 pm »
And I think ExecLib would be a nice token for it, which could be renamed to Exec, or ExecProg, with the following syntax:
ExecprgmTEST
or
ExecProg("prgmTEST"
.or
"prgmTEST"->Str1
ExecProg(Str1
just what would be easier for the compiler, and what fits the best to the other Axe commands. I personally prefer the second one, and perhaps even ExecCalc(, for there is the GetCalc command, and I like to see similar named commands is the language. I also like to see DelVar changed to DelCalc(, or GetCalc( to GetVar(
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« on: October 05, 2010, 11:50:02 am »
oke, im sorry for not reading everything completely, but I'll check it out in FireFox. and yes, it's really 6
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« on: October 05, 2010, 11:26:57 am »
it's not working or me! I'm using Google Chrome 6.0.4xx.xx on Windows 6 SP2, and the only thing I see in Chrome, Safari and IE is a black screen!
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« on: October 05, 2010, 10:36:54 am »
yes, when you do a normal Asm( command, the hex will never start with prgm or appv or whatever. perhaps it would be a better idea to use Asm(HEX) or Asm({PTR}r)? since otherwise the Asm routine would be much larger, cuz it would have to get the starting of the prgm on the calc, and this way it is much more flexible.
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« on: October 05, 2010, 10:32:22 am »
@LordConupiter: Not 2 calc data sending. I'm talking about having the ability to run other programs from an Axe compiled program.
did you mean that! sorry, I misinterpreted your Post, for U suggested to use the Get command, and that's already used for data transfer between 2 calcs. @Runer: how did you do that! those two code block next to each other?
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« on: October 05, 2010, 10:25:03 am »
I think you don't have to store the return value of SortD to A, since it doesn't return anything usefull  its also a single byte command, so it doesn't sort double-byte numbers. this should work: GetCalc("appvTEST",4)->A .Don't forget to create an AppVar that doesn't exist by parsing the size as second parameter
40->{A} .All single bytes, no words
10->{A+1}
20->{A+2}
50->{A+3}
SortD(A,4)
For(I,0,3
Output(0,I,{A+I}>Dec .Output all the values
End
EDIT: I tested it, and it works!
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« on: October 05, 2010, 10:16:58 am »
is it really a posibility to do this:?
Asm(prgmWHATEVER)
It would be very handy in case it isn't possible jet!
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« on: October 05, 2010, 10:06:53 am »
that would be really easy to write in Axe! just send the info of the program first using the Send Command, while the other Calc is in Get()-mode.
I would do it this way:
1. give the sign: "I'm ready to send a program" with a certain command,
2. then send the length of the name,
3. then the name itself char by char,
4. and then perhaps the type of the data (prgm, locked prgm, appvar,pic etc),
5. and last but not least the data of the program itself.
I am willing to write this routine this evening, but not jet (it's just 16:00 o'clock over here)
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« on: October 04, 2010, 04:22:55 pm »
well, I thought it was just only the version number in the Commandlist that was not updated. But I've just only token a look at the Documentation one or two times, but it clarified a lot  IMO it is nice but not usual in pre-releases of programs to update the doc every new release (I even forget creating a Documentation al all (A))
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« on: October 04, 2010, 10:20:50 am »
haha lol. @graphmastur: thanks for the TAO peanuts @ztrumpet: great explanation! nice idea
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« on: October 04, 2010, 03:12:39 am »
nice! 1. I like puzzling, but i prefer programming 2. here is a generator3. New, Save, Load, How am I doing (HAID), Restart, Quit
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« on: October 02, 2010, 04:22:32 pm »
my nickname is not the first I one I used. my formerly nickname was coupler, but when I discovered the meaning of this name, I started hating it being my nickname. Then I started using Hype, and since it wasn't very original I now use LordConiupiter on the forums I'm active: Omnimaga and cemetech. I still have some accounts on the name coupler, but you won't ever find them I think, since coupler is something technical/ a brand of prostheses, so that name was not really what i meant
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« on: October 02, 2010, 03:51:46 pm »
hello world! I've been posting around on this forum for quiet some time now, and suddenly I felt the enormous need for peanuts. When I have just one minute of free time, you'll see me programming on anything programmable:P I started my 'carreer' in HTML, and extended it pretty soon with JS and CSS. Beside this I was creating games using GameMaker form Mark Overmars. when that got a little bit boring, I decided to switch to a real programming language, and i found c#. I can't remember exactly why I chose this language, but doesn't really matter IMO. At school in pauses i programmed on my calc in BASIC, which is right now not really programming anymore, but just slow scripting, since my aquaintance with Axe. At this moment I'm still programming in c#: tools to create Axe sourcecode to be converted using sourcecode, and then compiled with Axe. I'm also making an explorer-like program: BuccaneerI programmed pretty recently a Heroes of Might and Magic remake for calc for the Axe contest, as you all will know I guess. Right now I'm rewriting a handy program for a clear overview of all my math formula's which could be handy on my final exam. are there any questions? who has some peanuts for me? could you also describe how I can use my peanuts, since it are the first real peanuts I'll see in my life ^^
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« on: September 30, 2010, 12:25:58 am »
tiDE runs on the computer for x86 or x64 bit processors. Not on a calculator. Mosaic runs on-calc, and I plan to port it to KOS.
yes, I meant Mosaic, I just got it a little bit confused. And of course a routine for key combinations would be nice: I would like to be able to check wheter [ALPHA]/[2ND] is pressed wit an [other] key, or just only the [other] key
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