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tyskis
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Fr0sty
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I'd assume so if you had sumthin like this:
PROGRAM:TEST
AsmPrgmOFF
Stop
And then had PrgmOFF turn off the calc and then return back to PrgmTest. |
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Arcane Wizard
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Hmm, newbie, do you mean with breaking that you get an err:break when you turn on your calc again?
I'm afraid you'll either need to check the disable the on key topic for possible leads or write the whole thing in asm to get around that. |
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tyskis
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Fr0sty wrote: I'd assume so if you had sumthin like this:
PROGRAM:TEST
AsmPrgmOFF
Stop
And then had PrgmOFF turn off the calc and then return back to PrgmTest.
But it can't continue execute when the calc is off, can it? Doesn't Shutting the calc off mean all programexecutions are cut off? |
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Fr0sty
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| I think I've played some BASIC games where when you turned off the calc it still resumed when you turned it back on. Also, what about those Mirage games that turn off the calc when you press the on key and then resume gameplay when you turn the calc back on? It'd use ASM to turn it off, so wouldn't the same result apply? |
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ClrHome
For(A,1,30
getKeyüK
A(not(K))+30(K>0üA
End
If K=105
Goto 1
Asm(prgmSHUTSRC
Stop
Lbl 1
Repeat Ans
Input "PASSCODE: ",A
ClrHome
If A=30213
Stop
If Aø30213
Asm(prgmSHUTSRC
Stop
If Ans=21 or 22
Asm(prgmSHUTSRC
How would you get it so that if you press key 21 or 22 it could execute that program, because what I got does not work.
EDIT BY ARCANE WIZARD: Woops, pressed the edit button instead of the quote button and replaced your post with mine, sorry, fixed it now.
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DarkerLine
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could you please explain clearly what the guay you want this to do.
Edit:
Turning the calculator off
Not really possible. The calculator keeps running no matter what. But there are 3 things you can do:
1. Turn the screen off. This does not stop the calculator from executing, and any pixel changes done will take effect when the screen is turned off.
2. Pause all tasks until a condition is met, for example [on] is pressed. The calculator is still on, but is not doing anything. The LCD will stay the same and not do anything.
3. Stop the program currently running and return to the home screen.
You could also do all 3. This is what the TI OS does when you turn the calculator off. Essentially, nothing will happen until you press [on]. Then, you will see the home screen. However, nothing stops you from doing only one or two of these.
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Fr0sty
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| During the time limit? Or during the whole program? Or doing the "passcode enter"? |
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Arcane Wizard
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Newbie wrote: How would you get it so that if you press key 21 or 22 it could execute that program, because what I got does not work.
EDIT BY ARCANE WIZARD: Woops, pressed the edit button instead of the quote button and replaced your post with mine, sorry, fixed it now.
You would have to write your own getkey routine thingamajic to get the password and keypress 21 or 22 because otherwise the getkey loop would get distorted by the input statement.
Something like this:
0->A
" "->Str0 //input will go here
"123456"->Str1 //password
Output(1,1,"Password?
Repeat K=105 or Str0=Str1
getKey->K
If Ans>71 and Ans<75:Ans-65->A //7-9 typed
If Ans>81 and Ans<85:Ans-78->A //4-6 typed
If Ans>91 and Ans<95:Ans-91->A //1-3 typed
If Ans=102:0->A //0 typed
If K:Then
If Str0=" ":Then
sub("0123456789",A+1,1->Str0 //replace " " in input string with typed number
Else
Str0+sub("0123456789",A+1,1->Str0 //add typed number to Str0
End
Output(2,1,Str0
If K=21 or K=22:Then
//do stuff if [2nd] or [MODE] is pressed.
End
End //end if K
End //end repeat K=105 or Str0=Str1
Disp "YAY, YOU GOT THE PASSWORD!
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Darth Android
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Code:
Lbl A
For(A,1,30 //for loop
getKey->B
A(B!=21 and B!=22 and B!=105)+30(B=22 or B=21 or B=105->A //scan for 21,22, or 105
End
If not(B //user didnt press a key
Then
Asm(prgmSHUTDOWN //turn calc off (if you need a non-breaking one, tell me;) )
Stop //stop the program
End
If B=21 //user pressed 2nd
Then
//duh
End
If B=21 //cant goto in a if-then-end, so use if-command
Goto A
If B=22 //user pressed mode
Then
//duh
End
If B=22 //cant goto in a if-then-end, so use if-command
Goto A
If B=105 //user pressed enter
Then
Input "PASSWORD?",A //get password
If A!=32103 //check password
Stop //wrong password
End
//user entered the correct pasword
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| Posted: 23 Feb 2004 08:28:51 pm Post subject: |
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| Darth Android your code did not work when you would react to key 21 or 22 at the password screen. |
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Darth Android
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| oh...i thought you mean react while it was doing the for loop... give me an hour or too... |
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Arcane Wizard
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Darth Android wrote: oh...i thought you mean react while it was doing the for loop... give me an hour or too...
Give hmi some time to firgure it out hmiself, I already posted an example of how to get the password and still be able to detect key 21/22. |
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Awesome1
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In the mean time i suggest the topic starter on trying to figure it out urself. U have plenty of code to build off and mess with to get it to do what u want. Just my opinion but i hate it when people ask for help and expect people to come up with the code for them without messing it with it and such. Not that im accusing him of it but im sure u guys get my point. Unless of the helper don't mind it of course...
Not trying to be a prick, but the only way to learn is to try it urself, then post the code u developed, and ask questions if it don't work... I'm no pro but i try and try to do things on my own. Just me though...
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| Posted: 14 Mar 2004 10:51:30 am Post subject: |
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| I figured it out a long time ago. |
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Awesome1
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cool....  |
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TI-Basic => TI-BASIC
