Well, Axe 1.0.4 and above has a new feature: Zooming through a program instead of compiling. As there are shourtcuts to compile the programs in editing screen, it would be cool if there could also be a shourtcut for zooming it. And it is atm randomly weather it zooms or compiles.

You're talking about pressing ZOOM to speed up compiling, right?

Quote from: Sorunome on October 14, 2011, 10:18:51 am

I found a bug: With OS 2.43 it doesn't display always the grayscale pic when turning calc on, with OS 2.55MP it worked... :S

The picture even works on my TI-83+BE (yes, I am mad )

Sorunome's problem is DCS. Go tell kerm to stop destroying ONSCRPT when he doesn't need to.


For Hayleia... I don't even know... There are so many reasons why this shouldn't work. Like, you don't even understand, if you were to ask would it work, my answer would be no, it would never work, ever.[/shock and awe]

After looking into it some more, you just pulled off the craziest hack I've ever seen. Some how, you managed to slip through all of the all of the weird memory maps that I use to pull the picture into the right spot (it doesn't work if the picture is in ram for instance). Then, the strangest part of it all, and the part that I thought was impossible to get around, was the crystal timers. You have managed to evade my crystal timers! And the way you do it is even weirder, your calculator reads data from the LCD thinking it is the crystal timer, and then when it hits a certain byte, it passes the test and continues to draw the picture.

The downsides , if you have quite a few of things in ram, it will corrupt them. That amount is miniumum 8811 bytes, but more like 10,000 bytes in practice. Also, there are some pictures that will crash. If the last row of your picture is entirely white, it's going to crash. (It's slightly more specific, but that will do it.)

In all, awesome. zStart is the most anti-83+BE thing I've ever written and you made it work.

I don't know what I changed......but it works now....wired......

Umm... yay?

Well, Axe 1.0.4 and above has a new feature: Zooming through a program instead of compiling. As there are shourtcuts to compile the programs in editing screen, it would be cool if there could also be a shourtcut for zooming it. And it is atm randomly weather it zooms or compiles.

I'll talk to quigibo. He'll fix the problem, and then, hopefully, he'll give me the option to Zoom so I can give you the option to Zoom

Thats what he said.
btw, its wether, not weather ( weather = wetter auf Deutsch)

After looking into it some more, you just pulled off the craziest hack I've ever seen.
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In all, awesome. zStart is the most anti-83+BE thing I've ever written and you made it work.

I just put zStart on my calc, nothing more.
Yeah ! I'm awesome and I don't know it

The downsides , if you have quite a few of things in ram, it will corrupt them. That amount is miniumum 8811 bytes, but more like 10,000 bytes in practice.

What ? You mean that if I have less than 10,000 bytes of things in RAM it crashes ? :O

I got another idea: Is it somehow possible to get the DCS hooks that you can run calc-net programs? And it would be awesome if the basic libs could also be inserted, it may be that you have to swap between omnicalc and DCS libs with a short-cut key 'cause xLib uses the real( token just as omnicalc also uses it....Well, it would be awesome if that would work.

What order does zStart do things on a RAM clear?  What action happens first, second, etc (stuff like omnicalc installing, program to be run on RAM clear run, stuff like that)

Ok cool, so it installs stuff before running the program.  So this just might work...
(making a prog to run on ram clears, a basic prog that can automatically restore using omnicalc if desired)