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Request: Full math support. I know it's kind of obvious, but sometimes it annoys me to waste time writing simple functions (that take a long time to execute on-calc) in PC math languages that could be done very quickly in TI-BASIC.
Quote from: Ti-Programmer on July 19, 2011, 07:43:32 pmQuote 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.Um... What? This is an IDE... IDE stands for Integrated Development Environment. Visual Studio is an IDE, SharpDevelop is an IDE; the concept is not TI-based lol. I don't want to ask SirCmpwn to integrate this; I want this to be a standalone IDE Besides, with lunixbochs's Python interpreter (we might have to port it to C#) there really won't be a need for an emulator. I understand how I could implement templates, though, so thanks for that! (I was confused at first because there really wasn't any need that I could think of)
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.
@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 19, 2011, 09:16:13 pmBesides, with lunixbochs's Python interpreter (we might have to port it to C#) there really won't be a need for an emulator.No need for a C# port, we can integrate Python code cleanly with C# via IronPython: http://ironpython.net/
Besides, with lunixbochs's Python interpreter (we might have to port it to C#) there really won't be a need for an emulator.
dopewars running on pitybas I only replaced the Output()s with my own display function (I don't emulate the homescreen for Output() to work yet), otherwise it's verbatim the detokenized 8xp I downloaded from a random site
I'm looking into compiling to byte-code because I'm sure that'd be alot easier for both of us
Quote from: Qwerty.55 on July 19, 2011, 03:41:35 amRequest: Full math support. I know it's kind of obvious, but sometimes it annoys me to waste time writing simple functions (that take a long time to execute on-calc) in PC math languages that could be done very quickly in TI-BASIC.like this? (watch in 480p for best effect)
Quote from: lunixbochs on July 19, 2011, 10:04:08 pmQuote from: Qwerty.55 on July 19, 2011, 03:41:35 amRequest: Full math support. I know it's kind of obvious, but sometimes it annoys me to waste time writing simple functions (that take a long time to execute on-calc) in PC math languages that could be done very quickly in TI-BASIC.like this? (watch in 480p for best effect)Pretty much.
Hey, cool, Drifter. I feel honored that you chose it to test with.
Will there be Axe support?
Quote from: ephan on July 24, 2011, 09:38:39 amWill there be Axe support?I'm planning to work on Axe support in pitybas, so he'll be able to execute it if he wants