Ok, and it just basically shuts down the calculator?

Here's what happens (ss of wabbit, but does exact same thing on-calc).

Btw, i use Axe 1.0.5 (from ticalc.org).

EDIT: When it goes blank, it freezes, not ram clear. On-calc, it just ram-clears.

I got a nice suggestion: Well to me it sucks that when you clear RAM the OS automaticly creates L1 to L6. Maybe you could make a option to prevent that!

Uh, also I would like to be able to change the RAM clear message (you once made a program for it)
I wouldnt care if the app got two pages.

Me neither. DCS7 is 3 pages. I'll take zstart even though it becomes 2 pages (Axe is 2 pages too and everyone loves it!)
I would like to change ram clear message too, but according to thepenguin77, it will change some other places too (so if you use NOM clear instead of RAM Clear, it will display as NOM free: instead of RAM free)

Another suggestion: I always liked the DCS hook that allowed you to immediately APD. it was ON + STAT. (Especially useful in program editor)
I wouldnt care if the app got two pages.

For this, you can put MirageOS in your calc. Mirage's hooks doesn't conflict with zStart's hooks and you have an option that allows you to APD with Alpha+On.
This will also allow you to block the memory menu from access (do ON+Vars to unlock it via archiving all progs), to use lowercase and to lose your friends into Mirage's command prompt

But if you only use it for programming, there is another solution: before quitting, you add a useless label where you are then, jump to it with ON+Vars when you get back to work on it

WHY DIDNT YOU TELL ME EARLIER???
j/k thanks.
huh, doesnt appear to work for me.

Quote from: aeTIos on November 04, 2011, 08:51:48 am

Another suggestion: I always liked the DCS hook that allowed you to immediately APD. it was ON + STAT. (Especially useful in program editor)
Uh, also I would like to be able to change the RAM clear message (you once made a program for it)
I wouldnt care if the app got two pages.

Zstart actually has it.  It's like a combination of Doors' and Mirage's ways; hold down On and tap Alpha.

That's omnicalc's hook, not zStart's

I just came up with an idea:
An Undo button.
So, so many times I've accidentally pressed the wrong keys and deleted a line I didn't mean to.
Can this be done, plz?
Or, at the very least, can there be a hook installed that logs the contents of a line when an action is performed that overwrites it, like pressing the CLEAR key or 2nd RECALL

Done - [ON] + [^]

Also, can we please have a button to quit the editor without saving?

Done - [ON] + [DEL]

I found a bug but don't know if it was reported, so I report it.

Spoiler For read if you have time to waste:

Story 1:
I wanted to solve an equation with a basic prog and got ram cleared.
I went to the place of the prog where it had a bug and it happened to be a Stop.
I replaced it with Return and everything is good.

Story 2:
I made a prog with only :Stop in it and it ram cleared.
I made a prog with only :Return in it. It did nothing (expected).

→Conclusion: there is a problem with the Stop token

Fixed - This one was a really easy fix, but it was crazy complex. The Stop command was popping the operator stack to some random address and I wasn't getting control back. Solution? bcall(_resetStacks) before running the basic program.

SOme more bugs:
Basic's feature that displays ans if it is stored to on the last line of the program (:blah:A will display the value of A instead of Done) is broken with zstart
ERR:MEMORY breaks all of zStart's ON+ hooks, and trying to access zStart or the memory menu just sends me to the homescreen

Fixed - Now you just can't Goto

Another suggestion: I always liked the DCS hook that allowed you to immediately APD. it was ON + STAT. (Especially useful in program editor)

Done - [ON] + [Stat], though, it doesn't work as well as Omnicalc's since it runs in a different hook. (Mine doesn't work in calcsys for instance)


Official update listing!!:

• [ON] + [^] in the program editor - recall the last line you pressed [Clear] on (follows same rules as copy/paste, both 3900 bytes)
• [ON] + [DEL] in the program editor - discards the current copy of the program you are editing if it is actually archived
• [ON] + [Stat] - APD instantly wherever it is possible
• fixed the stop issue
• fixed issue with Err:Memory on oversized asm programs

The best part of all these updates were that I had to optimize like 50 bytes out of my app to fit them all Oh well, I know my code still has room for more updates.

Also, problems that I know of that I kind of plan to fix:

• Grammer (Xeda's changing some stuff around)
• The random Axe compile bug (I don't know enough about it, if someone can get me a wabbitemu savestate that makes this happen, I can fix it)
• Basic program quit messages (I don't see this happening)
• Axe zoom

If you notice any graphical glitches within the app, let me know since that is where I cut all the extra space from.