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Yeah, the descriptions are from asm in 28 days. I don't know what you mean by missing parameters, but code completion works on parameters, too. Also note that this is extensible to other languages, too - I'll be adding TI-Basic soon, too.
What does autocomplete do when it needs parameters?
ld ( + ),
EDIT: Whoa it can pull info from ti83plus.inc now?
That's great, it makes it easier for people to help change tiDE to suite their needs by adding/changing xml files. Like having ones for KOS development and such.Great addition!
;; I;; Am;; DocumentationLabel:
Quote from: Deep Thought on June 22, 2011, 04:57:29 pmWhat does autocomplete do when it needs parameters?Let's assume that you've highlighted ld (regindex + ofs8), reg8. When you press enter, the following is inserted:Code: [Select]ld ( + ), And your cursor is placed after the opening parenthesis. Any instruction with parameters works the same way.
Quote from: Eeems on June 22, 2011, 05:00:29 pmThat's great, it makes it easier for people to help change tiDE to suite their needs by adding/changing xml files. Like having ones for KOS development and such.Great addition! Thanks! Any .inc file can have a .inc.xml file, so KOS will definately have one, too. Also, comments like this:Code: [Select];; I;; Am;; DocumentationLabel:Will be extracted automatically when you compile projects using tiDE.
What do you mean by "extracted"?
<documentation file="test.asm"> <symbol name="Label"><![CDATA[ I Am Documentation]]</symbol></documentation>
Wow, now that's awesome. Great job!I can't wait for tiDE.
or optionally when ever sir tells me to i can upload the binaries for people. just ask if you want it ill update and post accordingly
Quote from: Geekboy1011 on June 22, 2011, 05:23:04 pmor optionally when ever sir tells me to i can upload the binaries for people. just ask if you want it ill update and post accordinglyI don't want any "unofficial" binaries posted anywhere public, but you can distribute directly to whomever you like via email or any other non-public means.
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