Well, most of apilevel 1 are in apilevel 2. The contrary is false, of course.

Some things I came across while testing :
- Can you also alphabetize the documentation ?   (http://alphabetizer.flap.tv/ might even work as expected)
- So, now that the computer view works fine (except some dialogs), the thing missing so that it works on the iPad is.... the keyboard showing up
In fact, on the iPad, the keyboard doesn't apprear in Lua until you specifically make it pop up. Look at the apilevel "2.2" functions (as usual, don't force the apilevel in your script, and test if the "touch" table is present. If it is, then do the tablet-related stuff.)

Edit : Example :
if platform.isTabletModeRendering then

if touch then -- maybe even : if touch and touch.enabled() then
if not touch.isKeyboardVisible() then
touch.showKeyboard()
end
end

end
Edit2 : that could be in your on.mouseUp routine.

Also, the iPad would require another key/something to go back to the editor... any ideas ?

Edit 3 :
When you paste, you are waiting for an event like a click to occur, what about just showing the pasted text as soon as it's done ?


Edit 4 :
HA ! I made it work on the iPad, it's Awesome ! I'm gonna make a little video sometime (or well, when it fully works ^^)
(Well, there is still that back-to-editor issue but still )

Edit 5 : You should put copy/paste in an "Edit" toolpalette.
(also, there is an issue on the iPad version, you may have to put that somewhere : "platform.window:setFocus(false) platform.window:setFocus(true)" .

Some corrections:
SDRAM capacity is 16 MB
NOR ROM capacity is 64 MB

Key sequences:
Test mode 1: [=]+[EXP]+[Clear], then [z]+[Cursor_left]
Test mode 2: [z]+[EXP]+[Clear], then [z]+[Cursor_left]
OS update: [^]+[EXP]+[Clear]+RESTART

Very nice (and welcome here), where did you find all that ?

Congrats, quite awesome


Feedback :
- There are a few useless bits like "if xxxx == nil" and "if xxxx == true" etc. (can be replaced respectively bu "if not xxxx" and "if xxxx")
- The .tns file contains a large amount of debug/useless variables in Basic, you should clean that up
- What about making the selection mouse-based too ? (it'd feed more natural on all platforms, then, in addition to what's available now)
- Awwww you put all the sizes/coordinates in absolute values So, in Computer View on the software, it's still calculator-sized When you have some time, don't hesitate to convert all that to relative values (fractions of pww and pwh (platform.window:width()/height())
- I haven't yet looked very well at how you handle the font but could you think about making all the letters even-spaced (still monospaced, sure, however a bit less space in general between the letters ?). Also : you should add "S" to the list of letters to add an offset.
- For compatibility reasons, you should try to avoid gc=platform.gc() and look at this replacement for 3.2 (in conjunction to this for 3.1)
- Some autocompletion would be very nice too, maybe with a "popup" list as you type, that completes when you [tab] ?

Yeah IIRC for the calc itself they're under NDA until September, as does anyone else who received a sample of the calc, so they might not be allowed to showcase it until then. Of course, some people already did, but it's best that others respect HP's wishes to not show things before they want you to, else in the future they will feel more relunctant about giving people the chance to test samples of their products.

^ This exactly.


Edit : btw, I "posted" to this forum but my message apparently didn't get past validation...

A direct example is here : http://ourl.ca/18733/345285

Also, we have asked TI to give us more control ( / easier way) to access files like that, since it ca be useful for loading external data ..

Awesome !

Pretty amazing speed actually
(I wonder how the heck TI made their b&w-looking OS go so slow on scrolling menus then.... ?)

Hmm, seeing activity on this topic reeminded me that I had a 2.1 version of the plugin that I just uploaded : http://tiplanet.org/forum/archives_voir.php?id=8182
No major things but improvements here and there.

Also, depending on IDEA's version (apparently), some autocompletions get better, some "worse" (not so bad but...), meh, it's still very helpful


BTW, I have set up in the IDE a special "tool" that makes me able to directly launch TINCS with the script (it saves the .lua file, calls Luna on it, and launches it.)
It's a simple one-liner, and can trivially be ported to a Mac command. As for Linux (and actually nspire_emu, it would require a bit more work, yes...)