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Disp "Hello","World"
Disp "Hello" + "\n" + "World"
Perhaps for comma based Disp's you could just write a new line?I don't know Python, but in C# you could interpretCode: [Select]Disp "Hello","World"asCode: [Select]Disp "Hello" + "\n" + "World"
Disp "Hello", 1
you understand it'll be very hard to implement some of the quirks of TI-BASIC without an interpreter or specialized virtual machine, right?
Quote from: BlakPilar on July 19, 2011, 12:43:40 amPerhaps for comma based Disp's you could just write a new line?I don't know Python, but in C# you could interpretCode: [Select]Disp "Hello","World"asCode: [Select]Disp "Hello" + "\n" + "World"right, but what happens when I do this? Code: [Select]Disp "Hello", 1...it sounds close enough to what you're doing, I still think we could work together (unless you have some really good ideas for translating BASIC's quirks to CLR)
That is where my .exe "engine" and my misc. come in to play.
Quote from: BlakPilar on July 19, 2011, 12:56:22 amThat is where my .exe "engine" and my misc. come in to play.my entire project right now is simulating the basic interpreter, which sounds like what you'd be doing in your EXE engine. You could embed Python at this point instead of writing your own VM.
@Ti-Programmer, could you explain more on what you mean by templates? It'll only support .8xp program files on the first release, if that helps. It seems like a good idea, though. As for the emulator, I might consider that for the first release, but I was thinking that might be able to be accomplished using a plugin (I'll contact the people who control Wabbit when the time comes). FTP shouldn't be too hard using sockets. I like that idea, people could easily work on the project with others. Thanks! @pianoman, get about 199 others to go for it and you got yourself a deal
Quote from: BlakPilar on July 16, 2011, 09:58:39 pm@Ti-Programmer, could you explain more on what you mean by templates? It'll only support .8xp program files on the first release, if that helps. It seems like a good idea, though. As for the emulator, I might consider that for the first release, but I was thinking that might be able to be accomplished using a plugin (I'll contact the people who control Wabbit when the time comes). FTP shouldn't be too hard using sockets. I like that idea, people could easily work on the project with others. Thanks! @pianoman, get about 199 others to go for it and you got yourself a deal I thought this was an IDE at first...Sorry...But you could ask SirCmpwn to integrate this in his IDE, he might do it.Its really useful for those who don't have roms.
Besides, with lunixbochs's Python interpreter (we might have to port it to C#) there really won't be a need for an emulator.