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I had a thought that would make DCS kill just about every shell even more; if there was a way to use it with msd8x. This could ether be a SE or even a whole new app but if it were possible that would pwn.
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TheStorm wrote:
I had a thought that would make DCS kill just about every shell even more; if there was a way to use it with msd8x. This could ether be a SE or even a whole new app but if it were possible that would pwn.
Sure it's possible...msd8x just makes a few calls to the usb8x MSD driver...that's where the real magic is. If you did that, you could dump msd8x completely.
TheStorm wrote:
I had a thought that would make DCS kill just about every shell even more; if there was a way to use it with msd8x. This could ether be a SE or even a whole new app but if it were possible that would pwn.
Someone was talking about editing msd8x to run the programs through DCS instead of MOS. I don't remember who it was, though...
foamy3 wrote:
TheStorm wrote:
I had a thought that would make DCS kill just about every shell even more; if there was a way to use it with msd8x. This could ether be a SE or even a whole new app but if it were possible that would pwn.
Someone was talking about editing msd8x to run the programs through DCS instead of MOS. I don't remember who it was, though...
I believe that was Kerm, and it's very simple.
it was actually me, however Kerm never got around to implementing the runProg entry point which means instead I have to write aDrive.
The option of editing BASIC programs from DoorsCS would be nice...Three other things you might consider is fixing issues with MoblieTunes3, working on the MIDI-to-MT3 converter, and working on getting the gCn server up.
I don't really care about msd8x because I do not have an 84+/SE, but I am sure the people who do would want that feature really badly.
I don't really care about msd8x because I do not have an 84+/SE, but I am sure the people who do would want that feature really badly.
I wonder how big of an SE would be required to make it so you can edit BASIC programs from DCS, using graphscreen sized text. That has always been my beef, it would be so much nicer to see the code in the smaller font because you would be able to see more of it at once...
tifreak8x wrote:
I wonder how big of an SE would be required to make it so you can edit BASIC programs from DCS, using graphscreen sized text. That has always been my beef, it would be so much nicer to see the code in the smaller font because you would be able to see more of it at once...
I never thought of that before. That would be really useful.
How about an icon SE? Letting users choose what default icons they want for their programs might be nice.
Honestly, I've tried making icons to replace the standard BASIC one, but I've never made anything that looked better.
Honestly, I've tried making icons to replace the standard BASIC one, but I've never made anything that looked better.
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TI-83+/84+ Projects
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PC Projects
Yumé: The Eternal Dreams - rewriting environment system again
TIBiC/GO - 1%; compiling list of commands
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elfprince13 wrote:
it was actually me, however Kerm never got around to implementing the runProg entry point which means instead I have to write aDrive.
He claims MirageOS compatibility but hasn't implemented runprog? Which others didn't he implement?
Well I know tari has a start on the MSD8x thing too. it would be nice to acutally be able to run all of the progs on the flash drive, basic to DCS ASM. Right now MSD8x errors with some basic let alone MOS programs.
PS if you could add a feature to run apps from the flash drive that would rock!
PS if you could add a feature to run apps from the flash drive that would rock!
"Always code as if the person who will maintain your code is a maniac serial killer that knows where you live" -Unknown
"If you've done something right no one will know that you've done anything at all" -Futurama
"Have a nice day, or not, the choice is yours." Tom Steiner
<Michael_V> or create a Borg collective and call it The 83+
<Michael_V> Lower your slide cases and prepare to be silent linked. Memory clears are futile.
- 07 May 2007 04:19:49 pm
- Last edited by elfprince13 on 07 May 2007 04:27:52 pm; edited 1 time in total
brandonw wrote:
elfprince13 wrote:
it was actually me, however Kerm never got around to implementing the runProg entry point which means instead I have to write aDrive.
He claims MirageOS compatibility but hasn't implemented runprog? Which others didn't he implement?
none that I'm aware of......
elf talk to tari. I know he has a good amount of code done on this and this might be the first usefull SE besides tabfuncs.
"Always code as if the person who will maintain your code is a maniac serial killer that knows where you live" -Unknown
"If you've done something right no one will know that you've done anything at all" -Futurama
"Have a nice day, or not, the choice is yours." Tom Steiner
<Michael_V> or create a Borg collective and call it The 83+
<Michael_V> Lower your slide cases and prepare to be silent linked. Memory clears are futile.
elfprince13 wrote:
brandonw wrote:
elfprince13 wrote:
it was actually me, however Kerm never got around to implementing the runProg entry point which means instead I have to write aDrive.
He claims MirageOS compatibility but hasn't implemented runprog? Which others didn't he implement?
none that I'm aware of......
setupInt, there are probably more.
I have a suggestion, make an option that ignores minor errors in TI-BASIC by skipping that line or that part of code (if it is the header for an "if" or "for"). With this option on, your programs would only stop if one of the following error occours:
ERR:BREAK (when caused by pressing "on", it might be another option who turns this off.)
ERR:BREAK (when caused by pressing "on", it might be another option who turns this off.)
TheStorm wrote:
PS if you could add a feature to run apps from the flash drive that would rock!
Would that be possible? Because if DCS could let you run apps from a flashdrive, people would use DCS just for realsound.
foamy3 wrote:
TheStorm wrote:
PS if you could add a feature to run apps from the flash drive that would rock!
Would that be possible? Because if DCS could let you run apps from a flashdrive, people would use DCS just for realsound.
Yes, it's already done in msd8x. It also imports and exports them. That version isn't released, but it's on the CVS at usb8x.sf.net.
brandonw wrote:
elfprince13 wrote:
it was actually me, however Kerm never got around to implementing the runProg entry point which means instead I have to write aDrive.
He claims MirageOS compatibility but hasn't implemented runprog? Which others didn't he implement?
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