EndIf EXP    In loops, it works just like a regular "End" if the condition is true. But it will exit the loop if the condition is false.
End!If EXP    In loops, it works just like a regular "End" if the condition is false. But it will exit the loop if the condition is true.

Shouldn't that be


EndIf EXP    In loops, it works just like a regular "End" if the condition is true. But it will exit the loop if the condition is true.
End!If EXP    In loops, it works just like a regular "End" if the condition is false. But it will exit the loop if the condition is false.

Mine is a ghost.

It only appears sometimes

Isn't there a FAQ already, though? (Meishe made a topic containing one, IIRC)

I've never seen it???

what should I do?
I did log out and log back in.


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Nvm... its back....

So, first off, I'd like to say hello all, as this is my first post here.

Anyway, getting to the matter at hand, and I don't know if this is the right place, I have a question about how I should properly use the Data( command.

I have a variable in my program, let's call it A, and I do

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:Data(1,0,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,1,0,1)->Ato write to it. I then read from it like so:

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:If {B+A}=0
:(stuff)
:Else
:(other stuff)
:Endwhere B is added to get me the value stored in the Bth position after A.

This all works very well, just as I'd expect it to, but the problem arises when I try to assign different values to A using Data(. Throughout the course of a level in the game, all the values in A are set to 1. The problem I'm experiencing currently is that using Data( again to just rewrite to A doesn't work and re-entering the level after completion (without actually ending and re-executing the game, mind you) has all those values still set to 1. I've tried DelVar, storing 0 to the first place then Fill( -ing, using the same method I used to write to it (0->{B+A}) and just more Data(, but it seems I don't have an appropriate grasp on what I'm doing because all the values in A remain at 1 after being set once. I can't tell if I'm performing these actions wrong or it doesn't work, so I'm wondering if any of you gurus out there know how to rewrite a list of data to a variable. And also, is Data( even supposed to be used on variables, or am I writing onto the first byte which is the variable and then into the positions onward, which are not meant for the variable?

The source is really big, messy, and hard to sift through so I won't include it unless someone thinks it'll help.

If you want to manipulate the data, I suggest you don't use the data command.
Try this where ? = the number in the list of data.

:? -> {L1}
:? -> {L1+1}
:? -> {L1+2}
:? -> {L1+3}
and so on.

I think I probably had it at one time.

When I was just starting to learn how to put games on my calc, I downloaded over 400 games in total trying to find ones that worked.  (I didn't know about Mirage or asm(  )

wow, I shouldn't have wiped my backup drive last week

it does require about 14K open RAM, but it's safecoded to tell you when you're getting near low RAM and if you have enough to allow playing of movies.  It's worth the memory however, as it is REALLY cool...

and also, the program can be ran from the RAM nostub and still have enough room for the replay data.

Could this cause "wear and tear" on the memory though? (question directed twords everyone)
Maybe have a list of all previous commands and reverse engineer with current variables to be smaller?