I'm surprised I didn't already have a topic, I guess before I didn't have enough to write about..? Dunno.


Anyways, the function of this program is to assist programmers who program on their calculators and find themselves without the benefit of the internet to look up functions for DCSE libraries.


Showing off the fancy DCSE icon:





Showing off syntax of the header:





And this evening I completed the GetKey section of xlibc. I decided it might be handy to have the key codes, so here it is, displayed:





7 more sections remain for data entry, then I need to build a UI and displayer to display the text data properly from the appvar.


The appvar currently sits at 17,198 bytes!

Yeah, that did hinder such things in the past. But now, we have a bigger screen for more text to be displayed, and more archive space than ever to store stuff, so all should be good. :p

I've also got DrawMap completed, working on DrawSprite now.

Actually, I do plan on trying to do that, offering a few separate tools to assist. One of them was the color palette, the other being able to convert between values for the DrawMap section to convert from the matrices to strings. And anything else that might be needed, as I go

As to updates, they will happen if DCSE receives library updates/upgrades only, or if I mess up with something, of course.

Got this set up now, gives you the values of the character for use with DrawText in xLIBc. You can go left and right to increment/decrement by 1, or up and down to do the same by 10. 2nd/Clear/Enter backs out of it to the main menu.

Next up, generating menus based on the list values I have. After that, it'll be pulling string data from the appvar and displaying.


Edit:



Just for fun, added the ability for the cursor to bounce from the top to the bottom and vice-versa to make things look a little nicer.





Thought I'd also show off the 2 functions that work. Just need to work on the whole page displaying setup, and make it go back and forth for paging, and things should be good. Oh, and making the menus work. That shouldn't be too hard once I have working text display stuff to work with and integrate.

Yup I like it too. 

Oooh, I love how the color selector came out. Nice work.

Also does Celtic2CSE support transparent text on the graph/home screen? If so, then I wonder if a dual-layer ASCII (like in Metroid Pi and Serenity) combination editor would be useful? Unlike the 84+, the CSE can't do dual-layer ASCII in pure Basic, but I wasn't sure about Celtic. It could have the option of doing so via the standard TI-OS fonts or the xLIBC ones

Very nice and thanks for the info.

Well, that was based on the brightness level of the emulator, as it has issues with turning off and coming back on with a lower setting. With the program itself, once it's on your calc, that will all be you and your settings.

Also, very near completion, just need Kerm's help to finish it and I should have it published!