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I guess I'll be the one to ask: are you doing with this to differentiate it from Mimas?
Custom text editor4-level grayscale syntax highlightingLine numberingLine auto-indentingJump to label / Jump to lineRelative label supportOn-Calc Compiling with fairly descriptive errors (as much as possible, at least)Running#include support (hopefully)Saving as a program that can be edited in the normal OS editorBack-up to AppVar
Note: If #include support ends up working, I will make the ti83plus.inc file a separate file so the app doesn't take up a huge amount of pages. However, the ti83plus.inc file will definitely not be the complete file. I will try to include as much of the basic things as I can, but I doubt it will include things like the two-byte key codes (of which there are A LOT).
Honestly I'm not sure how many pages this app will end up being, but it shouldn't be more than two...Hopefully I can get it all into one page.
So, that's what I'm planning. We'll see how much I can actually get to, seeing as I'm basically learning ASM as I go with this thing. I already feel like this has been such a great learning experience!
You should have a function that allows for easy insertion of sprites. That's one issue I have with Mimas because typing out long strings of binary data can be difficult with the small screen, plus it makes the source much longer too.
Great idea. That means we can write our own .inc file if we wanted, no? So we could use it for third-party OSes too (if a version ever comes out for them)
Great idea -- learn ASM by writing a tool for other people to write in ASM. Seriously, it's good practice.
And welcome back ZippyDee!
In other news, Frey continues kicking unprecedented levels of ass.