Good luck with it, and keep us posted on your future progress. As people have been saying, when in doubt polish more before showing or releasing a beta version lest you risk people criticizing a rushed, unfinished product.
Well, it doesn't really have anything in the way of content yet, but good job on making yourself a little webspace.
I still think you are just throwing random stuff together to get compliments without doing much. Rather than throwing a template on a website, you could work on Fiddle. Meh.
im not that shallow
ive been working on fiddle too
ive been working on fiddle too
Life is really simple, but we insist on making it complicated. -confucius
spud2451 wrote:
im not that shallow
ive been working on fiddle too
ive been working on fiddle too
What Catherine said about grammar. You haven't followed a word of her advice. I suggest that you do so.
ok? thats a little off topic
Life is really simple, but we insist on making it complicated. -confucius
OK so i don't have the best grammar but shouldn't i be
able to type the way i want just as long as its readable
able to type the way i want just as long as its readable
Life is really simple, but we insist on making it complicated. -confucius
No, good grammar is essential for communicating with others. If you wouldn't write that way on a resume, don't write that way here.
spud2451 wrote:
OK so i don't have the best grammar but shouldn't i be
able to type the way i want just as long as its readable
We're not just trying to give you a hard time; proper grammar and spelling serves many purposes, and we try to drill it into all new Cemetech recruits who appear deficit in such skills. Not only does it make you seem more intelligent, which is a good way to get people to want to help you more, it makes it much easier for you to clearly express yourself, which also makes people want to help you. I'd far prefer to answer a hard question asked in a well-phrased post than an easy question where I have to work hard to figure out what the user is actually asking. able to type the way i want just as long as its readable
Good point Kerm.
But pretty much the only thing i have trouble with is capitalization and punctuation.
But pretty much the only thing i have trouble with is capitalization and punctuation.
Life is really simple, but we insist on making it complicated. -confucius
spud2451 wrote:
Good point Kerm.
But pretty much the only thing i have trouble with is capitalization and punctuation.
That's true, which means you already have a leg up on the users that we have to train to stop and checking spellings of words if they're not sure. That means you just need to focus on capitalizing and punctuating your sentences properly.
But pretty much the only thing i have trouble with is capitalization and punctuation.
Since we seem to have gotten that point across, what can you tell us about Fiddle progress?
Not much really. I've got half of the GUI done and that's just about it.
The problem is that i cant figure out how to make the shell show all the programs at once. It's a real pain in the back. If you have any suggestions please tell me because I can't create the rest of Fiddle without that code.
PS. Thanks for posting a topic on how to get a free prizm skin.
The problem is that i cant figure out how to make the shell show all the programs at once. It's a real pain in the back. If you have any suggestions please tell me because I can't create the rest of Fiddle without that code.
PS. Thanks for posting a topic on how to get a free prizm skin.
Life is really simple, but we insist on making it complicated. -confucius
You could list all the programs, and categorize them by the type of program which is determined by their header. For example, TIOS asm programs have a header of $BB6D, and Ion programs' headers are $BB6DC9.
It sounds to me as if his problem is just getting that initial list of all program names using Celtic III, although I could be wrong. Am I accurate on that, Spud?
KermMartian wrote:
It sounds to me as if his problem is just getting that initial list of all program names using Celtic III, although I could be wrong. Am I accurate on that, Spud?
Yes Kerm you are correct. I just want a list of all the
programs at once. And I've decided to go with a GUI
but the GUI will be made of ascii art
Life is really simple, but we insist on making it complicated. -confucius
If you just want a list of all programs, run det(9). The list will be seperated by spaces and it will be in Ans as a string.
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