I am wondering if there is a program to execute BASIC code in a string like tihs:

"<BASIC code>
Asm(prgmSTREXEC

And a pgrogram to let you transfer groups and programs to another calc within a BASIC program like getcalc or something...

Code:

:"output(3,4,"hi->str1
:expr("str1


(atleast think its in quotes =P)

And to transfer files I think you have to use the link menu, but I am probably wrong

there is probably an asm routine that could do that though >.>
He means like un/archiving programs from inside basic menus, and such things.

I think it could be easier to do like

"UprgmName" to unarchive
"AprgmName" to archive

I think it already exists, look out on ticalc. I think it's ressource file or a library.
you can use the ERRH by Benjamin Moody, its what Ive got for DTERM.
I have no idea where in the post the word archive is...

How does send to another calculator translate to unarchive (same with the string part)
elfprince13 wrote:
you can use the ERRH by Benjamin Moody, its what Ive got for DTERM.


he wanted to know about executing basic strings... ERRH does that
No, I mean executing BASIC code that is in a string.
Like:

Input "List:",Str0
"L1->L"+Str0
Asm(prgmSTREXEC

EDIT: What elfprince said (he beat me to posting Razz)
.....thats what ERRH does....for the 3rd time....

[edit]

exactly, beat me to the edit.
  
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