Just my input since resent posts. I just think as a way to help the transition that when people are posting code that you just simply state whether you are including TI tokens or Axe tokens. It's not that hard to do and I think that will help eliminate some some possible confusion. If you provide two separate versions (like I will be doing) one thing you can do is just this:



That way it is just easy to tell which is which.

For those who are unaware that is accomplished by doing [code=*Insert "title" here*][/code]

Ah ok. Well i don't quite know still but I'll look it up. Thanks though.

This is just a suggestion, but since SourceCoder can read the .8xp files and display them would it be possible for Kerm to make a little add on that converts the source code into both forms? I mean when you transfer a program it will be showing the TI tokens anyways. That way it is a easier way for people to just show both versions. I kinda suggested something like this earlier with a program that just did it but no one gave a response to it really. I was also tired when I previously explained it

Like I said, it has escalated.  I'd rather not go into details publicly.

Ah ok, I understand. Perfectly understandable.

Like I have said, I wish you luck with your parents, my friend.

Ya, for some reason though it is harder to do it in WabbitEmu. I just tried it and it look a few tries to get the screen to flash (the sign that they changed). But it does work.

Ok, I really just want to say this once, please. Can we please stop bashing DJ AND Quigibo?

Reasons for Quigibo:
1. Axe Parser is his project. He has all the right in the world to go the direction he chooses, whether we agree with it or not. (My opinion: I think it is INCREDIBLY nice of him to have put this topic up in the first place to see what we think. It has changed into a "hate-fest" now, or it seems like it to me.)
2. No official decisions have been made, to my knowledge. He hasn't stated that he is going to do one thing or the other for sure. All he is doing right now is testing them out to see what we think.
3. He has been a great pal to all of us since he arrived in the TI community (or at least since I joined). He has been there to explain code, help us, ask for help, etc. He doesn't deserve the mistreatments.
4. He is not trying to anger anyone or force anything upon anyone right now.

Reasons for DJ:
1. Omnimaga is his site, he does have the right to do what he wishes with it whether we agree or not. Everyone is has their own opinions. (My opinion: Yes, I think power is being a little abused but I do understand, to a degree, where he is coming from and I'm not going to bitch and complain about it.)
2. He is going off of experience. He is just trying to prevent a big thing of misunderstandings and complications.
3. He is trying to help people like him that don't adjust to changes like those very easily. He isn't trying to purposely be mean to anyone or hurt anyone. He is just trying to help and make sure no one gets excluded or confused or anything.
4. He has been a huge friend to us all and has supported everyone of us in projects, ideas, program help, and a bunch of other things.
5. Not to bring his personal stuff into any of it but he has stated here on Omnimaga that there is just stuff that is affecting decisions and such, he doesn't need to extra bashing to go on top of anything else that is going on.

I am absolutely sure, for a fact, that there are more reasons for both of them. That is just what I thought of when writing this.

Now again, I do not intend to anger anyone by saying these things. I am simply trying to kill the bashing that is going on in this thread, which was not the intention. Everyone has a right to speak/type their opinion, but when you are targeting people specifically or making threats or bashing someone that, I believe, is crossing the line. Sorry.

How does porn and calculators collide together though? Unless you just mean they are trying to restrict your internet access so you don't do that stuff again.

Ah ok, gotcha.

Speaking for myself here, but once the Axe tokens become more widely spread and such I will be taking the time to just go through and change things for both versions so everyone can read it and all. I would say that the TI tokens would be easier in general for documenting though since the Axe tokens are not widely known and such. Plus, once you type something in with the TI tokens then just toggle the Axe tokens on you can then see the new tokens to help understand if you previously didn't (and really vise-versa too but ya).

What would be a really cool little utility for a computer would be so that when you transfer Axe source to the computer you can run it through a program that will display the original program as it is (with TI tokens) and then a little window separator that just simply changes the tokens to the Axe ones. That way it'd be really easy for people to just post both sets of code and such. I have no clue if that makes sense but ya.

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