Weighing in at under just under 1KB and demonstrating the power of Doors CS, this refresh of the popular full-featured text editor allows you to create, view, save, and open text files within an attractive and intuitive GUI interface. With Doors CS's associated program feature, you can open files from Doors CS without having Document DE open. New in Document DE 7 is cleaner compatibility with Doors CS 7's "HomeRun" feature, which lets you simply run documents from the TI-OS homescreen to edit them. Also new is an Insert Symbols window that gives you access to a wide variety of untypeable characters for your documents and notes. Combined with Tokenizer DE v1.0 or SourceCoder 2.5, you can even write TI-BASIC programs with Document DE 7!

A converter to turn .txt documents into Document DE 7 files, or Document DE 7 documents back into .txt files, is available at http://www.cemetech.net/projects/docde6/. Please note that Document DE 7 must be run with Doors CS 6.8.6 beta or higher; the latest internal development version is Doors CS 6.8.8 beta, but Doors CS 6.9 beta is due for release on or before August 12th. Source now included for reference for ASM programmers who wish to see how to write short but powerful programs taking advantage of Doors CS 6/7's GUI and AP features.

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Note: Until August 12th, the latest Doors CS beta can be found here.

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Looks awsome KermM, now that tokenizer doesn't use the undocumented command.

What do you mean by "undocumented" command?

Special z80 opcodes that work on a real calculator, but make TI's z80 emulator on the Nspire with TI-84+SE keypad crash.

Thanks qazz and Svakk.

Oh! Alrightty then. and I spent about 3 hours trying to find some bugs on it last night and couldn't really find anything. Althoughh, there is no copyright symbol....

There is unfortunately no copyright symbol in TI-ASCII. Thanks very much for testing it out though, I really appreciate it, and I am overjoyed that you found it stable!

goddamnitt. Why don't we just find a way to change the programmed ASCII so that it can include....

o Copyright Symbol
o Roman Numerals
o Batman Symbol
o Turtles
o DCS Logo
o Summon Logo (in the works)
o and a "Create Your own ASCII Character" character.


Perhaps I should look into this.....

You should definitely look into that! In the meantime, though, you should use Document DE.

Will do hahaa.

I of course have an eventual goal of a program that can detokenize TI-BASIC programs (trivial), let you edit them (trivial with DCS), and retokenize them (trivial with Tokenizer DE). Do you guys think this should be integrated into Document DE or made a separate application?

Well, yes, integrated into docDE would be nice, and alot more handy

Really, not a standalone program? Do other people agree with qazz on this?

Maybe a separate BASIC/Axe-editing edition. That way the program could be smaller if the user won't be coding with it.

Well, I am just saying it will be a bit more handy if the tokenizer was built in, for quicker parsing instead of


~make program on docDE

~close docDE

~open tokenizer

~tokenize

It would be quicker to do

~make program on DocDE

~tokenize

Ah, indeed. Well, I was considering a program just like Document DE, but with Tokenizer built in. Nevertheless, Document DE would still be a standalone program. How does that strike you?

I found a bug and duplicated it!

Pressing <X,T,_theta_,n> screws up the cursor position. Or is it a DCS7 bug?

That's with the GUI system in general. That key is probably mapped to a weird token. Pressing clear to backspace and moving the cursor a bit works around it, though.
Kerm, could you document all the keys in all modes? There are some unclaimed spaces in numeric mode (undocumented, that is)

I can't replicate this. Are you sure that you're using Doors CS 6.9 beta? If not, please switch to 6.9 beta and test again.

Calcdude, I'll add documentation of all the keys to the Doors CS 7 manual. Will you please keep reminding me about this?

I am using DCS 6.9 beta, TI 84 Plus SE with BrandonW's modded OS 2.53MP and with no extra ram pages.

Ah, I succeeded in replicating this bug. The only mode in which it fails is A (uppercase alpha) mode; in a (lowercase alpha) and 1 (numbers/symbols) nothing bad happens.