Well, you're lucky, I've basically translated in English my changelog-gathering post here: https://tiplanet.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=18659&p=206716#p206711
A more detailed/complete news article with screenshots is being written now, too.
Basically, changes/additions to math related features, programming features (Innovator stuff, but also some light changes in the editor), new general commands, etc.

I'm surprised by the About menu, it's quite ugly now - I may even guess they forgot to change it back to a production-looking one after the testing phase, it looks like a dev one.

Is this a bug?



OS 5.2

I think I found a tiny little bug (nothing to go crazy over), but basically, when running a program that uses the send/get/getcalc commands, I seem to get some cursors remaining on the homescreen like this:


EDIT: This bug has become a bit more substantial. For some reason, this program causes junk to be drawn onto the homescreen.

Code:

In between every two line commands (presumably when the For loop is doing its loopy thing) the program switches to the homescreen, draws a little square at the cursor position (without moving the cursor forward), and then goes back to the graphscreen to draw two more lines. Sometimes, the graphscreen will be copied to the homescreen and when the program terminates, you end up with half a graphscreen drawn on the top part of the homescreen over your usual Done message. I tried the same code on the ti-84 plus SE, and this does not happen, as far as I know, this is only on the CE. I suspect the GetCalc() command is at play here because removing that line causes the program to run fine.

How to crash your OS >5.1 CE in 3 lines of TI-BASIC:


Code:


This should cause an INVALID DIMENSION error, but it doesn't. It just crashes.

This also becomes annoying, because the latest calcs come preloaded with a downgrade protection mechanism that prevents downgrading below this.

I have a bug!

I have nearly 300 programs on my calculator, and it struggles when I try and scroll down the list. If I try and scroll down past halfway, it bumps me back to the top of the list. I can get back to the bottom half using [Alpha][T] as the start of the section of programs that begin with "T" are below halfway. Once I'm there, the numbers (0-9) appear, although they don't work. If I go to the glitched "1", it bumps me back to above the halfway mark. If I scroll to the bottom, it bumps me back to the top of the bottom half. I'll try and get screenies, as this is confusing, but mobile

Solution: remove ~300 programs
or install Cesium, it has a nice search function.

I have a rare bug that's hard to reproduce, it only happens occasionally. But sometimes the screen scales everything up by 100x like this.

I've fixed that dimension error bug! With OS 5.2.2.0043, at address $087561 (sorry, there is no label near it), there is a "dec hl \ ld a, h \ or a, l \ jr nz, $-E0", however, HL starts with 0 the first time it loops, so it first sets HL to $FFFFFF, and thus this routine will loop $FFFF times. Placing the "dec hl" after the "ld a, h \ ld a, l" would fix it

Hehe, I've patched the OS and fixed it!



(Hope I didn't break anything else)

You and your OS patches

Yep, I did break 'something': any complex list now returns 0 -_-

(14:58:04) Wistaro: You've suceeded to convert imaginary into void. Congrats

Just run Cesium and exit. That bug is the result of asm programs setting the palette to 8bpp/ half-res mode and forgetting to reset it to 16bpp, the OS default. I'll bet somebody can give a better explanation, because as I said in my intro post, I don't know much asm or much about asm. Hope this post isn't too old...

Yes, even after 5 months, I did figure out how to get it back.
I hope this doesn't sound harsh, but maybe you should focus on issues that are a little more recent rather than issues that are months old.

Well, on mobile when I’m holding my iPhone 5 running the most recent version of Safari on iOS 11, it doesn’t show dates. I think that’s intentional, though.

There also wasn’t a posted solution.

The mobile site doesnt show them, not a bug, just the way things are...
This should definitely not be going in the cse os bugs section.

I wasn’t calling it a bug; I was merely explaining why his post was somewhat reasonable.

I do not know if this is a bug or just my calculator, but on my ti 84 pce, trying to graph x! does not work. It just graphs one point, even though the table is correct. Any ideas?

Did you make sure your window dimensions are correct?

Did you even look at mr womp womps response?

If you don't care about your current settings, you can reset them to default by doing [2nd]>[+]>[7]>[2]>[2] It wont affect your programs.

As a matter of fact, I did. I did not work, though.

That is because you can only take the factorial of integers, so you will only see some points (if you can see them with the current window) and not a line.