Wow. I actually really don't mind the fact that I just got rickrolled that was awesome!

Also the random rotating of rick at 2:15 was funny

7040: You just gave Sorunome a plan for this thread

Yeah, same here runner. I never learned to properly type either. I usually get about 80 WPM.

Funny thing is I always use my right index finger to hit the space bar. I never use my thumbs. Evar.

*Runer

Also you guys can non-touch type faster than I can touch type

I like this. You'd have to literally be brain dead not to understand these instructions. But in order for it to be of any use, I'd say it should be incorporated into something that all new users automatically see.

One thing though, maybe indent the pictures or put them in quotes or something, it's hard for me to tell the difference between the regular instructions and images of your profile o.o

Your rating and karma don't really affect you at all, it's just an outward expression of how much you have contributed to the forums, and the quality of your posts. Other users change your karma by clicking the little thumbs up or down underneath your rating on each post. (Not visible to you, but you can see it on others' posts, like this one)

And as far as asking all these questions go, if you happen to have any more could you please post about in one of the (3?) topics you have already created, no need to create a new topic for a simple question.

Will it get stored back into the appvar after you close the program?

If you are storing it to a pointer, yes. So basically if you want to create a new appvar if one does not exist, and archive it at the end of the program, it would go something like this:
1->{L1}:1->{L1+1}     //some initialization, if appvar doesn't exist these will not change
If GetCalc("appvDATA",Y0)    //checks to see if appvar exists and is in archive
{Y0}->{L1}                             //store data from the appvar into some free RAM
{Y0+1}->{Y0+1}
End

...Program that manipulates data in {L1} and {L1+1}...

Unarchive "appvDATA"      //unarchives it, if it doesn't exist (still) it does nothing
GetCalc("appvDATA",2)->S    //overwrites the previous appvar that may or may not have existed
{L1}->{S}                             //store data into appvar
{L1+1}->{S+1}
Archive "appvDATA"           //archives it
Return                               //ends the program

If you run this code every time the program runs, it will store the initial values (1 and 1) to the data you need if the appvar did not previously exist (running for the first time) and gets the data from the appvar if returning to a saved game. And at the end it stores the values back into the appvar and archives it.

Some of you might remember Axio Man!, a game I worked on >2 years ago before disappearing pretty much entirely. I have recently revisited it, but for fear of not completing it (again) I decided to not post about it until now. I am proud to say that it is now 100% completed.


I kept *most* of the game ideas from the previous version, but I ended up rewriting all of the code so it sucks less. I'll upload it to ticalc.org, but until then here's a download and some screenies.

EDIT: uploaded and featured on ticalc.org!











Now, most people are wondering, is this 6MHz or 15MHz? The answer is both, I programmed it mainly to run smoothly on 15MHz calculators, but it will run [laggy] on 6MHz. Sorry to all you 83+ users.