Very nice

Guess what, it's actually the first time since I've discovered Omnimaga that I saw this tutorials section.....
Why isn't it more "highlighted" or linked to more often ?

(Also, good idea, to stay on topic )

Not sure why this wouldn't work, but you can try storing temporarily the left and right side of the equation into a basic variable (with some other simpler math.eval("left:=xxxxx") etc.)
and then, math.eval("nSolve(left=right,yi)")

Edit : thanks to jim : indeed you have a ")" after the formula that will break everything remove it !

is the video .
And that was amazing, how did you find that lol

For me, 2Mbits x 16-bits x 4banks = 2MB.

Here's why I believe you are wrong about the "2Mbits" : The datasheet says "2M" and not 2 MBits.
Then, it's 2 mega (millions) * 16 bits (2 bytes) * 4 banks, which is, for me : 2 millions * 2 bytes, four times. Which is 4 MB, 4 times= 16 MB.

Your "2MBits x 16-bits" means that units-wise the result would be in bits²

So, yeah, it's neither MBytes nor MBits, just mega, for "million", hence the 16 MB as explained above.

That's what I believe at least and looks right with other similar chips with same info.


Anyway, I'm off to bed now

Another feedback for the iPad (in addition to my post above with edits if you didn't see all that)
Since there is no "Esc" key, could you do something about that for the dialogs ?

Edit : yes about your idea to append a "back to script" to the user's toolpalette but now the "difficult" part is to get the user's toolpalette... (that would require parsing the types code for the table...)
Edit2 : wait, what am I thinking, just overwrite the register function >.> I'm tired lol

(Edit3 : typo)

- At the moment the contend is save like this: content["Graphics"]["drawString"]=... and the menu is created via pairs(content) and the pairs function doesn't sort in any way... I'look what I can do here.

Well, in the output script, reordering the things by hand would work ^^

- Ah, didn't know that I have to trigger the keyboard, that'll defenitely be in the update tomorrow

Here's a version with the keyboard working in the iPad : http://pastebin.com/x49Xmsis

- About the button, I found that picture on the TI website:

There is a EE button on the right, doesn't that work?

Yes there is. I guess it can work, I haven't tested. However, the thing is : How do I access the keyboard on the iPad, while in the user's script ?
Maybe you'll have to force a toolpalette with a "Back to Editor" function, or force the "EE" key (backing up the user's on.charIn, handle the EE button, then let the user's charIn resume/continue.)

- I'm still a bit confused about setting the api level: What do I have to do that the editor runs on older OS (3.0-3.1) but also executes newer functions?

- Don't put any platform.apilevel at the top of the script source
- make a bunch of tests for the functions that are new in 3.2 and 3.4. (the if you made, that's good. However you dont need if on.resize, that exists on all versions.  ; whatch out with on.create/on.construction. in on.construction all the API isn't ready yet. if you need some API things in it, reconsider this by making init codes within on.resize for example)
- compile the .lua file with Luna to get a .tns working with any 3.x OS.
- make any change to the .tns with a 3.1 software if needed (here, adding the tab 1.2...) .
- Save under OS/software 3.1




Edit : watch out for the screen size available when the keyboard is up, on the iPad. There are some functions that will help you here : http://wiki.inspired-lua.org/Changes_in_OS_3.4 (platform.window:getScrollHeight() etc.)

Edit2 : see the edits on my post before ?