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i feel so proud of myself...i've successfully made a rudimentary paint program in the ti-basic language.

basically it constantly checks to see if a key is pressed, and reacts accordingly. you have to draw a pixel at a time (like an etch-a-sketch, but you can turn the pen on and off) but i think it's pretty neat.

i also made a keyboard map of the keycodes retrieved from the getkey function to facilitate the making of the program.

granted, someone has probably done this before me, and probably has done a much better job of it. please reply to tell me if it is worth it to upload either of the things (i can scan the keyboard map if need be).

um... just to let you know, the PEN option is basicaly the same as the first thing you described and is built into the OS

But the PEN can't be used in BASIC programs

HEY you now those cool applictions for the calc that convert it to spanish or french could some one make one that converts the calc to GREEK? cause the omnicalc and greek font dosnt work out to well cause the font diappears when reset and you cant archive it and use it at the same time. oh yah email me on any progress ar versions of an app like this or anything like what i talked about

Hi, (haven't posted here in while) uhm, does anyone-ANYONE know off the top of their heads, the voltage and\or amperage of the link port [durring data transfer-of course]? Both would be grrr-reat(bad humor, sorry), however one or the other is always most appreciated. :)

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This[inquiry] is for a prgm/'plug & play'(hardware) add-on for the TI's, the details as of RIGHT-now I am releasing sparingly untill its physical release (aka. when I have finished it[so, the sooner I receive the required specs, the sooner I'll be done]) which upon that event i'll release all(ie. specs, circuit diagram(s), etc.). :)

someone should create an app for all ti calculators that can play programs from other calculators

example: i can play ti-83 games on an 89, or 89 games 0n an 83

Anyone know the output voltage/amperage of the link port?

:-/

what is amperage is that some kind of dessert or somthing

Can someone make a program for the pc that converts basic files on the TI-83 Plus to a text file on PC, or maybe even an editor on the computer with the different commands on the TI?

hey if any of you have seen pbjdance.com you know about the little dancing bannana in the corner

i wanna make a prog that shows that little guy dancing on the screen

i'm a BASIC programmer but need help making pics can someone help with an easier way to draw?

thanx a million

if you have a calculator- computer cord and ticonnect you can draw a pic in a picture editor withing ticonnect that matches the ti's pixels.

just draw the pics and send em through to your calc and you are done!

I have a program that shows a little guy waving. He waves 45 times and then the program cleans up after itself. Really simple code. You can get it by searching "Waving Guy"

Thanks

a mouse what replies a vareables a and b (a=x, b=Y in current zoom) interrupt program.
If ans = 0 send(prgmMOUSE disables the mouse
If ans = 1 send(prgmMOUSE enables the mouse and sends to a,b

It is an interrupt program .
Creates a list {hours,minutes,seconds}->TIME
If ans = 0 send(prgmCLOCK disables the clock
If ans = 1 send(prgmCLOCK enables the clock

does anyone know where i can find a good tutorial on hex programming for the 83+?
ive been looking for a long time but havent found one

I was just recently looking through the Macintosh file archives and the Tutorials on C development for the Ti-89. Sadly, there were hardly any programs that I could use for the sake of creating and compiling programs. I couldn't find any emulators or rom-dumpers like VTI. Also, there was no version of TI GCC for Mac classic. What is this supposed to mean? ticalc.org can't help promising developers with a Macintosh? I'm still looking around, but am not having much luck finding any developer tools for my computer. If any of you could point me in the direction of the hidden compiler and emulator (for mac classic,) I would be thankful. If any of you feel that it is time to offer support to the other small percentage of the world, some work in writing or porting certain key programs would be much appreciated.

I don't mean to sound too harsh, but maybe Macintosh can't help promising developers. Macintosh isn't exactly a developer's platform, and you should use the right tool for the job.

Go get a cheap Pentium, or install Linux on your Mac. :-)

HELP! I need to things. 1. is there a way to convert basic programs to ASM. And does anyone have a table of assembly commands <b>AND</b> thier hex codes?

1. Yes, programmers can convert BASIC programs to asm. I know of no programs that can convert BASIC programs to asm.

2. See Web Page for a rather complete Z-80 instruction table. It contains the affected flags, timings, and machine language equivalents. I found only on error in one of the timings, but it's not a big deal.

Why would you need a table of instructions and hex codes? Are you planning to assemble an asm program by hand? If you are, there are faster and easier ways to translate an asm program to a runnable program, such as using an assembler.

Does anyone have a table of assembly commands and hex codes??