it's all programmer's choice, here. personally, i don't understand why you would even indent on calculator source code. i don't even comment on my source for calculators.

Also, speaking of menus, I have a routine that will display a custom menu in the same style that TIOS uses.  I just need to figure out a way of getting it off my calculator.
Also, I personally don't indent my code, but I comment a lot on the more complex stuff.

i suppose,  but why would you want that?


either way,  That would be under Options:  which i will add once i rip apart Builderboy's code for program menus.


my graphics card fan is about to shut off.

Mostly it's just that a lot of programmer like to treat If  statements as blocks (since that's kinda what they are). Ends are much easier to debug that way.

it's all programmer's choice, here. personally, i don't understand why you would even indent on calculator source code. i don't even comment on my source for calculators.

Yeah it depends of people. Personally i don't bother. I just add more linebreaks between parts of code. I try to add some comments if I fear I will forget what something does, though. Otherwise I end up having to rewrite lots of things, like with Metroid II: Evolution 4 years ago. X.x

Quote from: DJ Omnimaga on November 16, 2010, 10:36:41 pm

Quote from: nemo on November 16, 2010, 05:02:47 pm

it's all programmer's choice, here. personally, i don't understand why you would even indent on calculator source code. i don't even comment on my source for calculators.

Yeah it depends of people. Personally i don't bother. I just add more linebreaks between parts of code. I try to add some comments if I fear I will forget what something does, though. Otherwise I end up having to rewrite lots of things, like with Metroid II: Evolution 4 years ago. X.x

people not bothering is why i made it
now instead of 5-45 min of organizing, it will take 30 sec.

(it will still be used by me )

And I'll be using it too Good luck.

Yeah I might start using it too for some projects.

you can edit your font?

or are you saying a code editor with small characters?... humm that does sound like a good idea... 

EDIT: i am going to tear this down and start over.
        I really hate how i dealt with ignoring spaces within comments.


In new version I am planning on rewriting how i do my space ignoring.

Edit:  I will be a while on an update.

i might halt my work on this and work on that ^ .
Truthfully it might not be to extremely difficult

In Japanese class for the next 3 days, we are watching spirited away.
Depending on the amount of light... I could try this.

Anyone know if there is some sort of command or anything that will tell you the size of a charctor?
i.e.  prgm=4  unarchive=9
I could use output with small font maybe...