Been wondering if it's possible to rename a command for TI BASIC. For instance remainder( looks ugly and makes my programs look crowded and hard to read, would it be possible to alter something so I could write, for example, "mod(" instead? If so how could I do it? Thanks
AFAIK, not easily.
Sure, you could probably do it with assembly somehow by replacing the token strings with your own custom ones, but that would be a ton of effort for a cosmetic change.
Sure, you could probably do it with assembly somehow by replacing the token strings with your own custom ones, but that would be a ton of effort for a cosmetic change.
ok that's good to know. Another question, could I also extend the domain of the remainder( function to all integers instead of just the positive ones? where would that be stored?
Thanks again for the response.
Thanks again for the response.
respen34 wrote:
ok that's good to know. Another question, could I also extend the domain of the remainder( function to all integers instead of just the positive ones? where would that be stored?
Thanks again for the response.
Thanks again for the response.
Then you need to take a look at the parser hook, change the behaviour of remainder( by popping the arguments, parsing that and storing that to Ans. Good luck doing that though
Do you by chance have an example of how to use the token hook? I'm new to this kind of programming and can't find any clear documentation on how to do this.
In the documentation what is the difference between the token number and the keypress of token? Also I'm a bit confused how your example relates to the documentation, I see some simularity, but a lot of it just seems random. It's probably just because I'm a noob tho. xD Thanks for all the help.
respen34 wrote:
In the documentation what is the difference between the token number and the keypress of token? Also I'm a bit confused how your example relates to the documentation, I see some simularity, but a lot of it just seems random. It's probably just because I'm a noob tho. xD Thanks for all the help.
The token number is related to this table I think?
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