This also happens on the homescreen, and the token also differs among Cesium app versions! 
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TheLastMillennial wrote:
I thought this was an ICE bug at first, but this only happens with Cesium (2.5.0) installed.
When you're editing a program or on the home screen (thanks for that SM84CE!) and [2nd]+[A-Lock] is on for lowercase letters, then you press and hold an arrow key, a token gets spammed on the screen. For CEmu it spammed 'Line(', and if I held the left arrow it swapped to the (TI-OS) [mode] screen, and if I held the down arrow it swapped to the 'plot' screen.
But for my physical CE it only spammed 'XFact' not matter which arrow key I held. This bug also occurred when I held down the [del] key, but only on my physical CE.
When you're editing a program or on the home screen (thanks for that SM84CE!) and [2nd]+[A-Lock] is on for lowercase letters, then you press and hold an arrow key, a token gets spammed on the screen. For CEmu it spammed 'Line(', and if I held the left arrow it swapped to the (TI-OS) [mode] screen, and if I held the down arrow it swapped to the 'plot' screen.
But for my physical CE it only spammed 'XFact' not matter which arrow key I held. This bug also occurred when I held down the [del] key, but only on my physical CE.
AND...
SM84CE wrote:
This also happens on the homescreen, and the token also differs among Cesium app versions!
I have experienced this bug. lowercase lock on the homescreen, and the left arrow key prints "solve(". The right arrow key prints lowercase L. The others just happened sometimes.
I do not know if this is just me, but in Cesium version 2.5.0, the external backup feature is not working. Any ideas?
A pizza that has radius "z" and height "a" has volume Pi × z × z × a. 10!=The number of seconds in 42 days (coincidence? I think not)
Legoman314 wrote:
I do not know if this is just me, but in Cesium version 2.5.0, the external backup feature is not working. Any ideas?
Did you read the ReadMe? If yes, what steps did you do? It works for me.
It says 'backing up' and I assume it does do that, but after my RAM is reset, when I press on+2 it just shows the the y= screen.
A pizza that has radius "z" and height "a" has volume Pi × z × z × a. 10!=The number of seconds in 42 days (coincidence? I think not)
Legoman314 wrote:
It says 'backing up' and I assume it does do that, but after my RAM is reset, when I press on+2 it just shows the the y= screen.
Here's a good video to help you with backing up! (By TLM)
Cesium can only back up temporarily, meaning that it can't back up through RAM/mem clears and powercycles.
BUG REPORT:
I ran SM84CE's subprogram thetaFMT, and it gave an error. I pressed Goto, but since it was locked, it couldn't go into the program. It automatically returned to Cesium. It had been unarchived, so I archived and unlocked it and ran it again. This time, my calc just crashed and RAM cleared.
My points? No goto option for locked programs, and fix whatever bug that is.
Can we exit errors from Basic programs with [clear]? Or have a toggle to disable the error?
For example, if I forgot to end a loop, it'd give an error, and I'd want to be able to exit that just with clear.
Also, a suggestion. When the program highlighted is locked, remove the Edit prgm : [zoom] thing. You might change it to another useful function.
EDIT: What about an uninstall feature so we can easily update? Like unhide everything, delete appvar and app, etc.
For example, if I forgot to end a loop, it'd give an error, and I'd want to be able to exit that just with clear.
Also, a suggestion. When the program highlighted is locked, remove the Edit prgm : [zoom] thing. You might change it to another useful function.
EDIT: What about an uninstall feature so we can easily update? Like unhide everything, delete appvar and app, etc.
I found a bug in Cesium. After a RAM reset, hidden programs are considered to be BASIC programs even if they were originally C or ASM. This means you can unlock them, which I did, then it allows you to edit them, which I tried (with [zoom]). This froze Cesium. I have version 2.5.0
I like this idea!
EDIT: Found another bug, you can probably fix this one.
The APD gets enabled while in the settings (which don't time out and automatically quit like the main screen). Fortunately if the calculator turns off, you can just turn it back on and quit like normal.
SM84CE wrote:
EDIT: What about an uninstall feature so we can easily update? Like unhide everything, delete appvar and app, etc.
I like this idea!
EDIT: Found another bug, you can probably fix this one.
The APD gets enabled while in the settings (which don't time out and automatically quit like the main screen). Fortunately if the calculator turns off, you can just turn it back on and quit like normal.
TheLastMillennial wrote:
I found a bug in Cesium. After a RAM reset, hidden programs are considered to be BASIC programs even if they were originally C or ASM. This means you can unlock them, which I did, then it allows you to edit them, which I tried (with [zoom]). This froze Cesium. I have version 2.5.0
I had this bug too. I ave Cesium version 2.5.0 also.
A pizza that has radius "z" and height "a" has volume Pi × z × z × a. 10!=The number of seconds in 42 days (coincidence? I think not)
Mateo said several times in IRC/SAX that this is unfixable, and he cannot do anything about it.
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I found a bug in Cesium on my friend's calculator and reproduced it in CEmu.
I pressed alpha, 2nd, alpha and this happened. Pressing on+prgm, reset, or 2nd+on fixes it.
I pressed alpha, 2nd, alpha and this happened. Pressing on+prgm, reset, or 2nd+on fixes it.
MMMMMMMMMMMMM wrote:
I pressed alpha, 2nd, alpha and this happened. Pressing on+prgm, reset, or 2nd+on fixes it.
Did you download the latest pre-release.
Cesium doesn’t understand the wait command either, but that is ok, since It allows my Cesicon and Game Engine (coming soon) to be home-run only, therefore decreasing the likelihood of crashing, as cesium sometimes does (especially when using ICE)
I know that I haven’t yet brought this up publicly, but, issue 17 (I’m pretty sure it is) allows the Cesium password feature to be bypassed, as would a reset of your calculator or a simple plugging your calculator into a power outlet.
No offense meant, but saying: “this issue is too complex to solve” and then closing the issue (#17) is not the best way to prevent bugs from causing
1. Loss of data
2. An annoying situation where I have to re-enable lowercase letters
3. Or a situation where the calculator freezes (ICE issue) and then see 1 and 2. (Oops! I think that I have created a loop)
Honestly, if I were you, (which I most definitely am not) I would:
1. Make the Icon displayed qBigger on the Cesium GUI.
2. Implement a way for basic programs to having the ability to display a description on the Cesium GUI.
I don’t know if you feel offended (Please don’t; Everyone makes mistakes) but I have so many suggestions but
if I were to post all of them, Cemetech would run out of memory. 
I know that I haven’t yet brought this up publicly, but, issue 17 (I’m pretty sure it is) allows the Cesium password feature to be bypassed, as would a reset of your calculator or a simple plugging your calculator into a power outlet.
No offense meant, but saying: “this issue is too complex to solve” and then closing the issue (#17) is not the best way to prevent bugs from causing
1. Loss of data
2. An annoying situation where I have to re-enable lowercase letters
3. Or a situation where the calculator freezes (ICE issue) and then see 1 and 2. (Oops! I think that I have created a loop)
Honestly, if I were you, (which I most definitely am not) I would:
1. Make the Icon displayed qBigger on the Cesium GUI.
2. Implement a way for basic programs to having the ability to display a description on the Cesium GUI.
I don’t know if you feel offended (Please don’t; Everyone makes mistakes) but I have so many suggestions but
if I were to post all of them, Cemetech would run out of memory. 
Feature request!
Implement Archive Undelete into Cesium and improve the GUI.
Relevant IRC log:
7:59:03 PM <saxjax> [TheLastMillennial] beck, use Cesium!
7:59:10 PM <saxjax> [TheLastMillennial] The external backup!
7:59:52 PM <saxjax> [beckadamtheinventor] lol I guess I could do that... so I will
7:59:58 PM <saxjax> [TheLastMillennial] Ooh, could Archive Undelete be given a better GUI and imported into Cesium?
8:00:12 PM <MateoC> Shh you
8:00:13 PM <saxjax> [beckadamtheinventor] THATS AN AMAZING IDEA!
8:00:38 PM <jcgter777> tlm++ great idea!
8:00:38 PM <MateoC> If someone wants to make a post
8:00:39 PM <saxjax> [TheLastMillennial] "[MateoC]Breaks over, time for programming" ;P
8:00:43 PM <jcgter777> I'll do it!
8:00:53 PM <saxjax> [TheLastMillennial] Go ahead jcgter
8:00:58 PM <jcgter777>
8:01:04 PM <saxjax> [Cemetech] jcgter777 entered the room
Implement Archive Undelete into Cesium and improve the GUI.
Relevant IRC log:
7:59:03 PM <saxjax> [TheLastMillennial] beck, use Cesium!
7:59:10 PM <saxjax> [TheLastMillennial] The external backup!
7:59:52 PM <saxjax> [beckadamtheinventor] lol I guess I could do that... so I will
7:59:58 PM <saxjax> [TheLastMillennial] Ooh, could Archive Undelete be given a better GUI and imported into Cesium?
8:00:12 PM <MateoC> Shh you
8:00:13 PM <saxjax> [beckadamtheinventor] THATS AN AMAZING IDEA!
8:00:38 PM <jcgter777> tlm++ great idea!
8:00:38 PM <MateoC> If someone wants to make a post
8:00:39 PM <saxjax> [TheLastMillennial] "[MateoC]Breaks over, time for programming" ;P
8:00:43 PM <jcgter777> I'll do it!
8:00:53 PM <saxjax> [TheLastMillennial] Go ahead jcgter
8:00:58 PM <jcgter777>
8:01:04 PM <saxjax> [Cemetech] jcgter777 entered the room
Generally, you should put SAX quotes in BBCode quote blocks
I agree with the idea of adding Archive Undelete, but I think the GUI is fine. What do you think needs refining?
I agree with the idea of adding Archive Undelete, but I think the GUI is fine. What do you think needs refining?
Try out Village, a cool Esolang!
Some, but not all, things and people care about not who you are, but what you can do. they may seem odd, but are good judges of your skill and ability.
Some, but not all, things and people care about not who you are, but what you can do. they may seem odd, but are good judges of your skill and ability.
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