det() can be found in the 2nd-MATRIX menu.
Ok thank you. That saves 2 lines for every sub routine. I just have to add DCS7 to every program. I have permission to distribute that right?
Aes_Sedia5 wrote:
Ok thank you. That saves 2 lines for every sub routine. I just have to add DCS7 to every program. I have permission to distribute that right?
The license forbids it without explicit permission, and I generally encourage people to link to http://dcs.cemetech.net instead of including the .8xk. That way users can get the latest version of the shell. I also recommend the following header to your BASIC programs:


Code:
:If 1337=/=det([[42
:Then
:Disp "GET DOORS CS 7","DCS.CEMETECH.NET
:Return:End
Ok thanks.. When I get everything working I will have to add those and add them to the arvhives here and at ticalc.org.

Also is there a way to make the pause function display an object within quotes and a variable cause it always gives me a syntax error.

ex.

Code:

Pause "Midpoint of the line",B


Also for some reason The det(0,"FILENAME",0) is not archiving or unarchiving the program.

My ex.


Code:

det(0,"prgmALGEBRA",0)

prgmALGEBRA
det(0,"prgmALGEBRA",0)
The filename wouldn'tbe prgmALGEBRA, it would be just ALGEBRA. Also, you can do Disp "Midpoint of the line":Pause B.
OH OK. Thanks that would be the problem. Thanks a bunch. that will make my life alot easier.

Also i am getting the new 84 keypad for the nspire so i am going to sell my 84se to my cousin. Do you think 50 dollars is a good price?
Aes_Sedia5 wrote:
Also i am getting the new 84 keypad for the nspire so i am going to sell my 84se to my cousin. Do you think 50 dollars is a good price?
I wouldn't recommend that, unless you only use your 84+SE for math. There are many third-party assembly programs that are not supported by the Nspire in 84+ mode, and you can't even downgrade the OS to 2.43 (which is much more stable).
I mostly just use if for math. I play a few games but nothing really complex.

Right now I am using 2.55MP. Is that fairly stable and which OS version is on the nspire in 84 mode?

And do you know if the nspire supports DCS7 or Omnicalc or mirage OS?
Aes_Sedia5 wrote:
Right now I am using 2.55MP. Is that fairly stable
No. Everything that has MathPrint can be unstable when doing certain tasks.
Aes_Sedia5 wrote:
which OS version is on the nspire in 84 mode?
Assuming that you don't purchase an ancient Nspire and don't update it at all, you're going to get 2.54MP or 2.56MP (which are the same as 2.53MP and 2.55MP).
Aes_Sedia5 wrote:
And do you know if the nspire supports DCS7 or Omnicalc or mirage OS?
Most of those programs are completely incompatible with either the Nspire or with the new OSes, but DCS7 will work on all OSes and on Nspires, thanks to Kerm's hard work on it.
Ok Well I dont use them much so I can do without them. I mostly just use DCS7 for the cool little thing not sure what it is called, but when you break a program and then goto error it skips right there instead of scrolling through everything. That and the libs. but even that is for just subroutines and archiving.

Also if I turn off the mathprint culd that help make it more stable? Or is it pretty much a lost cause.
Aes_Sedia5 wrote:
Also if I turn off the mathprint culd that help make it more stable? Or is it pretty much a lost cause.
That won't help much when it comes to stability.
Ok thanks




I tried changing the det shortcut and it still does not unarchive and archive.


Code:

det(0,ALGEBRA,0)


I dont understand why its not working.
You still need to use quotes around the program name. What others were telling you is that you don't also need "prgm".
Ya I tried with and without quotes. It like skips the Det( Command and goes right into executing the program.
What is your code?
I dont have my calculator with me but to the best of my memory


Code:

det(0,ALGEBRA,0)
prgmALGEBRA
det(0,ALGEBRA,0)

//also tried
det(0,"ALGEBRA",0)
prgmALGEBERA
det0,"ALGEBRA",0)

//also tried both of these with prgm in front of ALGEBRA
The correct code would be just det(0,"ALGEBRA",0):prgmALGEBRA. Are you sure you're running your program with Doors CS and that prgmALGEBRA is archived before running your program?
Does DCS automatically run archived programs for you if you have the hook, or no?
Ya i had everything right. No one told me about the :AlGEBRA at the end. Thats what was wrong.

Also can I have have DCS installed or do I actually have to start the program through that DCS gui.

At player
Doors CS as far As I know only runs archived programs from within the application. It does not work from out side the application but I dont know for sure.
Aes_Sedia5 wrote:
Ya i had everything right. No one told me about the :AlGEBRA at the end. Thats what was wrong.

Also can I have have DCS installed or do I actually have to start the program through that DCS gui.

At player
Doors CS as far As I know only runs archived programs from within the application. It does not work from out side the application but I dont know for sure.
You can just do it from the homescreen, as long as in the DCS options menu, you have the HomeRun Hook enabled.
  
Register to Join the Conversation
Have your own thoughts to add to this or any other topic? Want to ask a question, offer a suggestion, share your own programs and projects, upload a file to the file archives, get help with calculator and computer programming, or simply chat with like-minded coders and tech and calculator enthusiasts via the site-wide AJAX SAX widget? Registration for a free Cemetech account only takes a minute.

» Go to Registration page
» Goto page Previous  1, 2, 3, 4 ... 10, 11, 12  Next
» View previous topic :: View next topic  
Page 3 of 12
» All times are UTC - 5 Hours
 
You cannot post new topics in this forum
You cannot reply to topics in this forum
You cannot edit your posts in this forum
You cannot delete your posts in this forum
You cannot vote in polls in this forum

 

Advertisement