TheLastMillennial wrote:
Ugh, this is why project should be open source. I pulled beta 16 from my old CE and uploaded it.
Remember, this is a beta and does contain bugs which will crash your calculator.
[url]https://1drv.ms/u/s!Al_ZukYl7Xyyl7kLaaRYtkdaCN_17Q[/url]

Thx dude, would you happen to have a video on making a calculator backup? I don't want to have to wipe my calculator again.
You can do backups with Cesium. Tutorial: https://youtu.be/hZDzV1CDN3k
Thx
How do you indent lines? Just spaces?
TheLastMillennial wrote:
Ugh, this is why project should be open source. I pulled beta 16 from my old CE and uploaded it.
Remember, this is a beta and does contain bugs which will crash your calculator.
[url]https://1drv.ms/u/s!Al_ZukYl7Xyyl7kLaaRYtkdaCN_17Q[/url]
A moment of silence for Portal Nspire...
IceWorks wrote:
what do you mean indent lines

I was wondering how to insert indents (in C and other languages you indent with tabs or spaces multiple by 4), I saw it was one of the features.
I don't think KryptonIDE can code in C or eZ80... If you are referring to TI-Basic, then you use a single colon (as long as that single colon doesn't happen to be right after a line containing the `If(` token, because that messes things up) to visually indent the code. Obviously, actual execution of TI-Basic in TI-OS doesn't care about indentation, and it's a comparative waste of precious bytes of RAM, so only indent if you're debugging something. Hope this helps!

(Btw, ICE source is essentially the same syntax as TI-Basic, so same goes for it, too)
darkwater4213 wrote:
I don't think KryptonIDE can code in C or eZ80... If you are referring to TI-Basic, then you use a single colon (as long as that single colon doesn't happen to be right after a line containing the `If(` token, because that messes things up) to visually indent the code. Obviously, actual execution of TI-Basic in TI-OS doesn't care about indentation, and it's a comparative waste of precious bytes of RAM, so only indent if you're debugging something. Hope this helps!

(Btw, ICE source is essentially the same syntax as TI-Basic, so same goes for it, too)


Thank you! It would be awesome to code in C on the calculator, but I'm not sure if its possible at all tbh. I would think that first we would need a C compiler for the calculator, and then an IDE or editor to program, which we have a couple text editors that could work. I thought I saw an eZ80 compiler FOR the TI84+CE, that runs on the calculator, but I'm probably wrong.
No, I'm pretty sure there's an on-calc eZ80 assembler somewhere. In any case, you can also just use HexaEdit and an oppose sheet...
DinoNuggies wrote:
darkwater4213 wrote:
I don't think KryptonIDE can code in C or eZ80... If you are referring to TI-Basic, then you use a single colon (as long as that single colon doesn't happen to be right after a line containing the `If(` token, because that messes things up) to visually indent the code. Obviously, actual execution of TI-Basic in TI-OS doesn't care about indentation, and it's a comparative waste of precious bytes of RAM, so only indent if you're debugging something. Hope this helps!

(Btw, ICE source is essentially the same syntax as TI-Basic, so same goes for it, too)


Thank you! It would be awesome to code in C on the calculator, but I'm not sure if its possible at all tbh. I would think that first we would need a C compiler for the calculator, and then an IDE or editor to program, which we have a couple text editors that could work. I thought I saw an eZ80 compiler FOR the TI84+CE, that runs on the calculator, but I'm probably wrong.

I'm creating Caesar https://www.cemetech.net/forum/viewtopic.php?p=302370#302370 which will support C.
cavaire3d wrote:

I'm creating Caesar https://www.cemetech.net/forum/viewtopic.php?p=302370#302370 which will support C.

Woah! I cannot wait for that to come out, I’ll keep an eye on it. Thanks for letting me know! Also is there any way I could help? I don’t really know any Assembly, but I know C.
I don't know much about ASM either, but I'm learning and know C. If you want, It would be nice to help. I will be posting a lot of questions on that topic.
I’ll help any way I can 😁. Where/what’s the best thing for me to go/do to contribute?
This thread's probably dead by now, but is there a working download available anywhere? I've tried the Google Drive link and it gave me a 404.
Yeah I read through most of it and I was about to post something new regarding the features but then I saw the dates. Also, anyways, the undo clear feature that I saw on the original post at the beginning, that already exists in the program editor. Not to sound negative or anything, I actually really think this a really good project, and I might start using it to continue developing my game that I may or may not have gave up on...
Folks, I've spoken with Kry about this, it is unlikely that we see another revision of this.

If you are for some reason interested in a buggy beta build, TLM's OneDrive link from earlier in the thread seems to work for me.
Alright thanks, maybe I'll use Celtic CE, it works pretty well and has additonal features. Wink
My bad, I didn't see the OneDrive link and I was using the Google Drive one. 😅
  
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