Great news!


I don't know if DCE 9 will/does have it, but DCS 7 had file associations. You could tell DCS that this kind of file was "yours", and whenever it was opened it would actually open the program it's bound to.

Doors CS 7 had an extensive system for this. Unfortunately, almost no programmers actually used it relative to how much effort it took to create and maintain, so I didn't port it into Doors CSE 8 and subsequently Doors CE 9. For what it's worth, it was called the Associated Program system.

I am new to all this but am wondering when doors will come out for the TI-84 CE

We have no idea, but I think within some months, and Kerm said "in the early stage of 2016". Wait just a moment

Personally, I hope it comes out before Summer starts. I need all those awesome xLIBC games to play during my Early Earth Science w/ Regents Exam Summer course when I get bored on account of uninteresting Powerpoints that work like lullabys.

Technically, xLIBC and friend BASIC extension libraries could be separate from any so-called "shell", provided they follow the same convention (defined by the OS) and provide the same primitives for hook management.
In fact, BASIC extension libraries should be separate from shells.

I hope you'll still pay enough attention to learn about Earth Science, but yes, xLIBCE is progressing nicely, and once tr1p1ea and I get the time to put the finishing touches on our respective components of Doors CE, we'll have some betas for you guys to test. I definitely hope that'll be well before the summer.

Yes! Betas! This is great news.
And Earth Science isn't too bad in the Summer, I'll probably just be playing BlockDude during our 30 minute breaks.

What is dude man?

Well, Dudeman313 is a cemetech user.
Block Dude, he game he is referencing, is a game included in the PuzzPack App that is pre installed on the TI84PSE, and available for download on their website.
There is a is a TI84PCSE version (by merthsoft, available here) in color available for download in the archives,which is based on the original monochrome version. This version uses Doors CSE 8 color libraries, so as soon as the beta for DCE comes out, it should be able to be run on the TI84PCE.

When will it be available?

neuronix: you've been a member of the TI community for long enough to know that, and why, authors hate replying to such requests

Hi guys! Is this coming out soon? I just bought a TI 84 Plus CE calculator, and I really want to try this program out. This program can edit lock, right?

What do you mean by edit locking? You can hide a program, if that's what you mean, then yes, this shell does (at least in previous version) offer the possibility to hide programs so that they don't show up in the program menu and can therefore not be edited without opening doors...

I was wondering if it could hide a program only underneath the edit list, so others can use my program if I send it (using LINK) to them, but they cannot edit it. That's one thing this can do, right?

Lionel Debroux : I don't understand that you say.

TIOS programs have a 'locked' attribute that will prohibit editing.

Hello,

I'm new here. Sorry for my bad english. I wouldn't use this forum, if there' ll exist a german forum for ti calculators but there isn't one.
I bought a TI 84 Plus CE-T several days ago.
This calculator seems to be the only version of the CE which can be bought in Germany.
Is there a difference between the CE and the CE-T?
Will it be possible to use doors 9.0 for the TI 84 Plus CE-T, too?

Greetings
Sunrise

Then you probably have a character that the board's software doesn't like
Some accented letters are known to do that.

Thank you, I changed my post, now it works. But a feedback of the board's software would be useful in this case
I hope someome reads my changed post.