Well I can tell you that clipped lines is on Quigibo's to-do list (I have it right here ). So I figure if you/jacobly creates a pretty nice line clipping method, Quigibo would probably be happy to include it in Axe. And the people who have been bugging him for native clipped lines (myself included) would be happy as well.

EDIT: One thing you could make in an Axiom is an alternate routine, possibly without clipping, that's optimized to be faster.

Well I can tell you that clipped lines is on Quigibo's to-do list (I have it right here ). So I figure if you/jacobly creates a pretty nice line clipping method, Quigibo would probably be happy to include it in Axe. And the people who have been bugging him for native clipped lines (myself included) would be happy as well.

EDIT: One thing you could make in an Axiom is an alternate routine, possibly without clipping, that's optimized to be faster.

Hmm...Good idea. Have an optimized line routine that will never clip, and have the clipped one in Axe. Sounds like a good idea to me.

maybe clipped lines could a flag, like how Fix 5 draws text to the buffer, maybe have Fix 10 or something make all lines clipped.

Quote from: Darl181 on February 25, 2012, 08:09:57 pm

Could it be possible for programs compiled for Mirage with a custom icon to have all 16 rows?  I was trying it in wabbit and the bottom row of the icon is visibly cut off in Dcs.

I think Mirage's file format doesn't allow for a full 16x16 icon, but I could be wrong.

That sounds right to me.

That's not currently possible but its an interesting idea.  The image format is a bitmap minus the size bytes, so to draw it, you would have to copy the icon to another buffer that begins with Data(16,16) for DCS or Data(16,15) for MOS and then draw that new buffer using Bitmap().  However, this process could end up using more memory than just keeping another copy of the sprite in data.

Not being able to nest preprocessor conditonals is making the development of YAAM a little difficult. Not having inline preprocessor conditionals adds difficulty as well, but that sounds like more of a stretch. I think that could be solved with regular preprocessor conditionals in macros, but that's probably far down the road.

ability to line jump?

If you mean the ability to jump to a line while editing the program, that's not really Axe's job. That's much more appropriate for an external app, like zStart, which I believe already has label jumping.