so:

Code:

:xlib code
:storepicN
:sum(7,0,255/254
:sum(7,3,N
:sum(12,x,y,1
calcman wrote:
so:

Code:

:xlib code
:storepicN
:sum(7,0,255/254
:sum(7,3,N
:sum(12,x,y,1

255/254 means 255 or 254, not literally 255/254.
i know
255=clr graph buffer
254= copy unto graph buffer
calcman wrote:
i know
255=clr graph buffer
254= copy unto graph buffer
Correct, that's is what it is.
aint i always right?
calcman wrote:
aint i always right?
Not always (see your post in your ASM) topic. Can I also impose on you to perhaps write longer posts that use correct grammar, punctuation, and capitalization? It will make your posts much easier and more pleasant to read.
KermMartian wrote:
calcman wrote:
aint i always right?
Not always (see your post in your ASM) topic. Can I also impose on you to perhaps write longer posts that use correct grammar, punctuation, and capitalization? It will make your posts much easier and more pleasant to read.
I am too lazy to actually make my own post so instead I quote people and then don't say anything new
Sorry, I am starting to post with correct, full sentences. I know it is annoying when I post short stuff like above.
calcman wrote:
Sorry, I am starting to post with correct, full sentences. I know it is annoying when I post short stuff like above.
Yes, much better! Keep up the excellent work and the excellent questions.
Well as the topic of this thread contains, 3rd party libs, I will ask this question here.
For Celtic, the det(17 is for converting hexidecimal to binary code, which is handy. But when you convert it, it changes into something unreadable,
example:

Code:

:clrhome
:input "Hex:",string1 ;not needed but need to store to something
:det(17,ans
:disp "Bin:",ans
:pause
:clrhome

During disp,ans
ans is converted into something random ex:
.DK
Is there something I am doing wrong?
It's converted to binary, but you can't read it as 1s and 0s since it is read by the TI OS as a token. If you want to read it as 1s and 0s, create your own base conversion program.
Okay, I will try to make something of that sort.
  
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