Lol, Sparta is a library itself. That means its not an actual program that you can compile in Axe that has subroutines on the bottom. Meaning it has to have another program for it to be compiled

okay. I'm going to really start working on the DRDIA() command now. I plan to make it look like DoorsCS 7 dialog boxes, with the library's own little twist

Hello omnimaga, it's thydowulays here! I have decided to make a complete GUI library for Axe with (I'm planning to) have every GUI feature that is in DoorsCS 7. This project currently has:

- Perfect flickerless drawing and a legit library
- Several commands
- Only one program needed to use the library, just add prgmSPARTA at the bottom of your project after the Return statement

The commands are as follows: NOTE that commands with a * are still in development and are not featured in the Sample project for a reason.

DRF(r1) - This command draws a frame with r1 being a string. r1 is drawn to the top of the frame, as a title
DRB(r1,r2,r3,r4,r5,r6) : This command draws a button. r1 is the X position, r2 is the Y position, r3 is the button width, r4 is the button height, r5 is the text in the button, and r6 is a boolean (0 or 1), 0 making it a normal button, 1 making it an inverted button
DRM(r1,r2) : This command displays a mouse on the screen at positions X(r1) and Y(r2). I recommend you replace the r1 and r2 with a variable that you can change with getkey(1 2 3 and 4) statements.
CLR() : This command is added at the BEGINNING of your Repeat loop in your program or whatever your main loop is for no flickering
BUFF() : This command buffers the objects on the screen, and passes through the CLR() command to make them update, or move
DRDIA(r1,r2,r3,r4,r5) : As of Update #1, this command is finished. It displays a message dialog on the screen much like in DoorsCS 7.

This is indeed a library, not a program with subroutines in it.

First library release, sample project, and screenie are below. Tell me what you think of it! P.S. prgmSPARTA is the actual library, prgmTEST is the Sample project

Update #1 is out! Link here: http://ourl.ca/14569/273147

Yeah I looked in the notes thing. Still, huge props to you, that IDE is really going places. Keep up the good work!

Thanks, I was thinking I would take a new approach to graphing..... people would get a better visual if they could draw the line themselves than punching in numbers...

Yeah once I get this coordinate system in, I may do a DoorsCS style Menu GUI on the bottom that comes with several geometric/algebraic functions...

EDIT: RAGE RAGE RAGE lol. It still doesn't work. fml. ACTUALLY WAIT.... atm, I will be able to add slopes and slope intercept form equations to the program because they don't require coordinates.... w00t.

I did indeed. Hmm.... I tried -Ans( and everything to get a negative number.......... I'm really trying to avoid writing the subroutine to do it for me..... there must be an easier way....

I have the greatest idea in the world. A function that does this:

neg(*insert integer here*)
This would make the number negative. Yes I know you can do // and >> and all that, but this one would put the - thingy behind it and everything. This would be better because then I wouldn't have to keep writing a subroutine to do this for me......