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« on: January 28, 2011, 12:09:25 pm »
new version already  version 0.1.1see first post
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« on: January 28, 2011, 02:20:23 am »
well, i wrote something in BASIC last night (its 8:20 AM here  ) this would be the general idea. i will also update the very first post. please test and give ideas and opinions below 
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« on: January 27, 2011, 04:50:20 pm »
Because when storing to a variable A-Z, etc. it can only be between 0-255 (1 byte) IIRC.
but then for some reason, it can store 12345 in A
Weird...maybe a bug? Report it as I don't know why it is doing that.
Also accidentally rated up your last post .
Edit: Ninja'd...your second to last post
haha, thx for rating i have also lots to learn about all the users and uses, i'll learn. everybody, feel free to add ideas for funny quotes, small minigames and other thing. and mybe a code with it
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« on: January 27, 2011, 04:45:25 pm »
The game idea seems interesting, but initially it would be good to start with a game requiring no code (or the code being written in the readme), else I doubt people will want to spend 1 week trying to guess the easiest code to play the first game.
Welcome on the forums by the way 
thx, i like it here well, i suppose, i'll first try to put it in BASIC, maybe others can add, optimize, convert and do lots of other stuff with it.
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« on: January 27, 2011, 04:41:27 pm »
Because when storing to a variable A-Z, etc. it can only be between 0-255 (1 byte) IIRC.
but then for some reason, it can store 12345 in A Again, I don't do Axe, sorry. If you want to see my code...
>.>
<.<* Xeda112358 grins... uhm... i think i'll take it slowly. i can program BASIC pretty well, but this is not understandable for me 
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« on: January 27, 2011, 04:37:55 pm »
app can be done later...
could you plz give an example of a hook?
and, why does AXE give an ERR:BAD SYMBOL when I try to do :123456->A ?
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« on: January 27, 2011, 04:28:27 pm »
Well, hooks kind of intercept the system. So, a parser hook intercepts OS functions. Like with Celtic 3, whenever the det( command is parsed, control goes to Celtic 3 (well, whenever any command is parsed). In key hooks, control goes to the hook after a key has been pressed and the hook can choose what to output.
(just some examples)
and where would be the hook in my prog? or in axe? (forgive me if i look dumb ) but lets say a very basic code like this: (i feel so noob right now  ) .RANDOM
ClrHome
input->A
If A=123
Disp "lol"
End(forget optimization plz) what would that do? (it won't work, i know... but for an example)
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« on: January 27, 2011, 03:30:42 pm »
Its a bit complex, with those hooks and different 'treasures'.
well, i do know that much I generally know decimal hexadecimal and binary codes Its a bit complex, with those hooks and different 'treasures'.
what exactly are those "hooks"?
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« on: January 27, 2011, 02:01:38 pm »
i will keep that in mind . btw great forum! but ontopic again: is there anyone who likes to create this "game"?
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« on: January 27, 2011, 11:59:59 am »
I also don't really get the "input" function. when i add the header, it changes "Input_" to "input" and now i can't really get it  maybe wrong topic, but i need for an example code (if possible).
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« on: January 27, 2011, 11:22:07 am »
Installing a parser hook may be a bit of a hard challenge for your first axe program, I would suggest starting smaller at something more like a moving sprite, a test game, or a tilemapper
well, sprites i can manage if they are 8x8 (i think). i wrote a BASIC converter so you can draw your sprite, and then it converts to hex code. works only for 8x8 though. anyway, it is the idea, if someone else would like to do this project it would be most welcome. i can give ideas, and sprites and do little things with a bit of studying
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« on: January 27, 2011, 11:16:34 am »
I'm not an Axe programmer if that is what this is aimed at. However, in BASIC, you could do something like this:
Input "CODE:",Str1
ClrHome
If Str1="GARRMEOWRAWR
Then
prgmRAWRZ
Stop
End
If Str1="GIZZLEBOPS
Then
Asm(prgmPONG
Stop
End
If Str1="SOAGUYWALKSINTO...
Then
Output(1,1,"YEAH, I HAVE NOTHING
Stop
End
Output(1,1,"INVALID CODE!
well, sort of, but then no external progs or such, but just random things. and since i would like to learn axe, it would be fun if it were my first prog (if it is possible, that is)
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« on: January 27, 2011, 11:14:12 am »
Yes, using a disassembler. but the code you'll see won't be in axe, but in assembly.
thanks, but i will trust you all (well anyway, it would take all the fun out of the game) Also, do you want the hex code of an axe program? There are ways to do that pretty easily.
hex code? like i said, i'm a noob, i just got the idea
the hex code is the code of a program in hexidecimal numbers.
aaaaah, i really need to learn a bit or two (or more like 1000)
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« on: January 27, 2011, 11:10:16 am »
I've disassembled and converted compiled Axe programs to apps before Axe got application creating support.
But that requires a little bit of assembly knowledge, which I'll assume you don't have.
ticalc.org has plenty disassemblers - just pick one that fits your needs.
well, i meant that others could decompile my prog and then see all the codes i put in...
if that is possible, it is a minus...
Nope, there are no Axe decompilers out there, so the farthest you can go would be to disassemble it into assembly. The Axe source is gone, in other words.
but that is still no clear answer to my question: is it possible to decompile and see the codes?
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