Wow in the last few days, progress went from fast to supersonic!
Only one little thing, when you indent your code, and then backspace it, it comes out as backspacing spaces instead of an indent.
Also, how do you scroll down the info in the API guide?

And as I said earlier to AnToX98:

Quote from: Jens_K on July 28, 2013, 09:52:05 am

6 weeks holiday + Jens + Music = great programming progress

Yeah I wish I could do that, I probably could, but I get lazy and instead play too much games during my breaks.
Also, great effort making it iPad compatible. That must not have been easy.

@Legimet: Yes, do this:
1) Copy the script editor tns to a pc and run it with the student software/emulator
2) Load your file
3) menu==>code==>select all
4) press ctrl+c
then you can paste it anywhere as plain text and it is compatible to every text/script editor

You have tried the 2 demos ? (1 month + 3 months of trial in total)

I use Linux, so that's not a solution for me.

I use linux too and wine is my friend. I can even reinstall multiple trials by completly unintalling wine.

Maybe it's possible to extract stored variables out of .tns files? The code is saved as plain text in "jsefYOUR_NAME" (If you named your file "omnimaga" then it's stored in "jsefomnimaga")
I should include those tips in future versions in the redme.txt

PS: I have a completely unrelated idea: How about an "empy tns file" where you can paste your code and then it will forever execute the pasted code?

Yes, but everytime you want to execute your program, you have to select the code, copy it, switch page and paste. I'd make a tns, which ,once pasted code, forever starts up with your program, it would then be like a seperate program to use and broadcast (The sourcecode would only be <50 lines long). Btw oclua doesn't fire all those initialisation functions like on.activate