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766
« on: August 04, 2006, 11:34:00 am »
OK, thanks.   I'll try that when I get on my computer that has TIGCC installed...
767
« on: August 04, 2006, 11:17:00 am »
Oh well, I guess I can just abort this project....
I still think this project is kind of fun though, so I still might continue it...maybe somebody will find a use for it.
768
« on: August 04, 2006, 10:21:00 am »
Right now, it is usable, but the its design doesn't really look good, and I still didn't add support to add multiple IP addresses at the same time. xlibman: I'm not exactly sure how Invisionfree bans IP addresses, but if it just uses a textbox with one IP address per line, this would work fine. Even if it doesn't work like that, you could still probably copy the IP addresses from http://bfr.awardspace.com/view.php?mode=normal and add them to your "Banned IP Addresses List" or whatever InvisiobFree uses. kalan_vod: Thanks
769
« on: August 03, 2006, 06:21:00 am »
It is so that there is a list of "bad" IP addresses of spambots and troublemakers that people in the community can add to their "banned IP addresses" list.
770
« on: August 03, 2006, 06:19:00 am »
I'm working on something that lets users add IP addresses to a database of "bad" IP addresses. These IP addresses will be the IP addresses of spambots and troublemakers that nobody wants in the community. Then, users can view the IP addresses normally or in the form of a PHP array, for PHP coders, so they can do something like: c1--> | CODE | ec1
// Check to see if user has been banned
$bannedips = array('68.87.77.180','200.118.2.220','213.244.166.23');
$ip = $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'];
if(in_array($ip,$bannedips)){
die('Sorry, but you are banned');
}
?>
c2 |
ec2 The URL to this is http://bfr.awardspace.com/badips.phpIt isn't done yet, but it hopefully will be done soon. Also, I know the design of the page isn't too good, but I'll try to take care of that later. EDIT: The new address is at http://bfr.tifreakware.net/badips.php
771
« on: August 03, 2006, 04:15:00 am »
Hello . If you want to learn about any programming languages, we'll be glad to help.
772
« on: August 01, 2006, 05:06:00 am »
TIGCC .96 Beta 7 is the latest beta version of TIGCC. Well, I also tried it with a timeout type of thing. The actions that occurred when keys were press could only happen when the timeout variable had a certain value. Here is psuedo-code for what I mean: c1--> | CODE | ec1
timeout = 0;
loop
if(_keytest(RR_UP) && timeout=29){
//do stuff
}
timeout++;
if(timeout==50)timeout=0;
endloop
c2 |
ec2
But I got the same results as when I did the delay thing. I guess I'll try the random number thing.
773
« on: July 31, 2006, 05:09:00 am »
I installed TIGCC .96 Beta 7, and built and ran a program that I had built and ran in TIGCC .96 Beta 6. But when I tested it out, it seemed that key presses were detected way to quickly, even after putting for(d = 0;d<200000;d++){} at the end of the key test loop to slow it down. When i built it with TIGCC .96 Beta 6 though, the key presses were detected at the normal speed. Would anybody know why this is happenning?
I'm using _keytest() to test for key presses, if that helps.
774
« on: July 31, 2006, 05:07:00 am »
I just finished the map rendering program/sub-routine. This is because I have been mostly focusing on TI-83+ assembly lately, and I've worked on my TI Freak Ware contest entry every now and then. I'll try to work more on this though. I actually almost forgot it, until today I picked up my Voyage 200 when I was bored, and started messing around with Command Post Plus, but then I remembered that I shouldn't risk crashing my calculator for some reason, and then I remembered Metroid (being unarchived...).
775
« on: July 27, 2006, 07:10:00 am »
Here's a new screenshot of the GUI for MLC:  Any suggestions on it? I'm thinking of moving the buttons up a little, and making the "MLC 83+" text smaller. Also, I want the user to be able to configure some options. Right now, I'm thinking of making it so that they just have to press "MODE", but I would like a visual button or something, but I don't know where to put it. Note that after where it says "SIZE: ", it will of course display the selected programs size, and in the empty space will be a list of all MLC programs on the calculator. I was also thinking of making the GUI with 4-level grayscale, but I decided not to because it isn't really needed and would just make the program larger. What do you all think?
776
« on: July 27, 2006, 07:08:00 am »
MLC 83+ 1.0 GUI Demo: MLC 68K Demo:  MLC 86 Help Program: 
777
« on: July 26, 2006, 04:16:00 am »
THE POST 7736455 This looks great I'm glad I have a Voyage 200.
778
« on: July 25, 2006, 06:51:00 am »
I guess I'm not the only one this happens too...
On the laptop I'm on now, I stay logged on, but on the computer, I don't stay logged on. I have cookies enabled, and cookies work for other things too. This happened before the URL change and it still happens.
779
« on: July 24, 2006, 02:38:00 pm »
Nice website  For PMing though, I don't suggest doing c1--> ec2
You should probably do:
c1 --> ec2
Or maybe
c1 --> ec2
For for my second suggestion, you'd probably have to adjust your CSS, so you're probably better of sticking with the first.
780
« on: July 24, 2006, 06:44:00 am »
Hello! Welcome to Omnimaga . There are many great programmers here that I'm sure will help you learn TI-BASIC.
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