Is anything wrong here? It keeps crashing on the second run from TI-OS, and the Axe app crash after running this.
Code: 0->S->T->X+1->Y
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GetCalc("appvTEMP",2000)->Q
!If Q
Fill(Q,2000,0)
For(A,0,length(P))
If {P+A}=10
T++
0->S
Else
Copy(P+A,80*T+Q+S,1)
End
End
Else
End
Disp P
Repeat getKey
End
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Disp Q
Repeat getKey
End
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P is a pointer pointing to an AppVar.
Guess Q is too large.
Jeff calc 84 wrote:
P is a pointer pointing to an AppVar.
Can you give what P is actually pointing to? I don't know what exactly its used for, like what's the size and the like?
P is pointing to an AppVar that has a max size of 2000 bytes.
Also, can "presending" the TEMP appvar solve the problem? just asking.
New code:
Code: 0->S->T->X+1->Y
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GetCalc("appvTEMP",2000)->Q
If Q
Fill(Q,2000,0)
For(A,0,length(P))
If {P+A}=10
T++
0->S
Else
Copy(P+A,80*T+Q+S,1)
End
End
Else
End
Disp P
Repeat getKey
End
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Disp Q
Repeat getKey
End
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also might just be that Q overwrote code from 0x0.
Jeff calc 84 wrote:
Code: GetCalc("appvTEMP",2000)->Q
If Q
Fill(Q,2000,0)
Why is the "If Q" there? Q is always going to equal the pointer to Q so you can safely 'reset' the appvar without risking the device's integrity.
I had to fix this issue for a similar situation with an appvar for a map.
My Code:
Code: GetCalc("appvMAP")->A
If A=0
GetCalc("appvMAP",400)->A
Fill(A,400,2)
End
Also, if the variable is going to be deleted after program termination, I would set it as a temp variable [2nd]->[9].
Code: GetCalc("tmpTEMP",2000)->Q
That removes the need to reset it every time you run the program because it will delete itself after program termination.
If you need the variable to persist though the best course of action would be to use an equivalent of my code listed above, the only caveat is that it can bug out if you are coding for a Shell like DoorsCS.
Edit: Fixed Minor grammatical errors (I'm a perfectionist)
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