I talked to TheLastMillennial already, about some actual facts mistake, so he should be able to fix those

Anyway, regarding money, no, we didn't get any although this raises the issue (we've actually already mentioned it in other contexts) of bug bounties. Those are pretty common and TI could use some... There's nothing wrong about reporting cheating-related issues for instance... See for instance https://hackerone.com which a lot of companies use.

One quite real concern it that Asm programs to enable lowercase typing on the calculator would no longer be functional. For example, the code

Code:

would no longer be possible to type and run so that I can edit programs with lowercase characters.

I'm glad to have updated to the perfectly functional 5.3.0 before 5.3.1.

You can still run the code, its just that you have to compile it beforehand, and then send it to your calc, rather than typing it out on-calc.

Oh I thought I already posted here. I guess not.
I've published the final version!

This also contains the first dislike on one of my videos.

Bet TI was the dislike
I'm sticking with 5.3.0, until I'm 200% sure that I'll never need test mode (or on-calc ASM, bc I'll just use the ICE shortcut, it's COOLer too!) again.

***SM84CE hides

A few kind words to TI, from Beck
↓
↓
↓
↓
↓
↓
↓
↓
↓
↓
↓
↓
↓
!!!!

did they disabled Asm84CEPrgm even you are not in test mode?
And BTW is there any new improvements in the new OS?

Yes they did disable it, and idk if they have improved anything, it may final...

I am so lucky that I didn't update my system even I don't know how to code in assembly

You don't have to know ASM, it's a program you can run on your calculator. Watch the video, it explains this.

I have written a program that addresses this issue:
BASICmod
it uses Textlib by Dr. D'Nar to recall the token and place it in a string that can be recalled in programs
Simply enter the program and type:

Code:

Recall Str1 into your program to use the token.
Hope this helps.

Well, you could also just store the Asm84CEPrgm token into a program (using TI Connect CE or Source Coder) and send it to your calc, then you could recall it whenever you'd like. It's similar to your approach, but the quotes won't get pasted and it's a heck of a lot smaller in size.
The point is, TI has just made it an unnecessary pain...

I agree. BASICmod is for other things too. I simply posted it here because it could store the Asm84CEPrgm token on-calc.