Very glad to hear that you're happy about it, Schoolhacker. Do you have anything else on your wishlist other than folder backup? In reading through posts it looks like program hiding is important to a lot of people.
KermMartian wrote:
Very glad to hear that you're happy about it, Schoolhacker. Do you have anything else on your wishlist other than folder backup? In reading through posts it looks like program hiding is important to a lot of people.

personally i dont really need program hiding, since with folder saving we could just copy the ones we dont want in to a folder, but then thats just me.

and no.. not really... since i found that DCS6 was perfect other then the only flaw of not saving folders Smile

thx! Smile
Ah, gotcha. I think they were all talking about hiding the programs from the TI-OS program menu, though, rather than from Doors CS.
KermMartian wrote:
Ah, gotcha. I think they were all talking about hiding the programs from the TI-OS program menu, though, rather than from Doors CS.

oh! i see Smile
KermMartian wrote:


YES!!! TABFUNC3.0!!!

Can you alpha-click the tab cursor?
Xeno_Cre8or wrote:
KermMartian wrote:


YES!!! TABFUNC3.0!!!

Can you alpha-click the tab cursor?
You can [TRACE] and [GRAPH] click to left- and right- click with TabFuncs, and you can also use the [2nd] alias for left-clicking, but there's no [ALPHA] right-click alias in the new TabFuncs.
So right clicking is still at the physical position of the mouse, but left clicking is at the tab position? That seems a tad confusing.
elfprince13 wrote:
So right clicking is still at the physical position of the mouse, but left clicking is at the tab position? That seems a tad confusing.
No. When the mouse is active, left- and right- clicking both follow the mouse position. When you start Tab'ing, all clicks follow the Tab location. You have to move the mouse around to make clicking follow it again. I just didn't implement the [Alpha] clicking in TabFuncs for right-click, so pressing [Alpha] would do nothing while Tabbing. I'll fix that, it was just a way to save 20 bytes of the painfully-small free space on Page 1 of [0 1 2].
would it not be easier then, to simply have 2nd and alpha your clicks regardless, and not waste the precious space adding two more buttons?
In my opinion, I think one should be able to hold down a button and use the arrow keys to tab around and once that key is released, focus goes back to the mouse.

Perhaps include an option to switch the two: without button, tab, with button, mouse.

It'd be a big change from the current TabFuncs... right?
tifreak8x wrote:
would it not be easier then, to simply have 2nd and alpha your clicks regardless, and not waste the precious space adding two more buttons?
Well, I actually think of [TRACE] and [GRAPH] as the original buttons (because they were Wink ); they were originally chosen because they're right above the arrow keys, where they'd be if you consider them and the arrow keys a little mouse of sorts. [TRACE] and [Graph] together require only a single keypad row activation, while [2nd] and [ALPHA] each require a separate row activation
So I realized to implement Hide (and possibly Pin, if people think they want that), I need to expand the Properties menu. I decided a smaller font is one way to do this; is this too small? Can you comfortably use this?

font looks acceptable.
agreed. also nice program name (it's 'idiot'). But what happened to the big menu you were talking about before?
yea, the font is definitely not an issue, I like the hide/pin option
I would say the font for that folder name won't do.

Edit: I forgot that this one is bigger than the TI variable width font.
_player1537 wrote:
agreed. also nice program name (it's 'idiot'). But what happened to the big menu you were talking about before?
I implemented part of it, I realized it was a giant waste of memory, and I subsequently removed it again. Smile

Edit: implemented a slight change in the string comparison routine used for alphabetic sorting so that hidden programs are alphabetically sorted as if they were not hidden.


Code:
Page 0 is 15030 bytes long (1354 bytes to spare)
Page 1 is 16205 bytes long (179 bytes to spare)
Page 2 is 1572 bytes long (14812 bytes to spare)


Edit #2: Hide fully implemented, including functionality, menu item, tabfuncs expansion, and GUImouse hotspot.
Any news about the Nspire power off bug?
I do believe that this error has been fixed, as he implemented a new way of shutting down the device per BrandonW's advice.
1. OMG You fixed the Nspire bug. YAY I can't wait to test the stable beta!!!!!


2. Will I be able to put DoorsCS tag on any program without it crashing like how mirage did when I put a Mirage tag on it??
  
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