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Name: Glyphs Author: symaxian Download: GLYPHS.8xp Compatibility: TI-84/+/SE File Size: 399 Bytes |
A collection of most of the characters available on the TI, sorted by hex code and stored into Str0. Unavailable characters are represented by a "?". See http://tibasicdev.wikidot.com/83lgfont for more info. |
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How are you supposed to use the symbols when they're just in a string? I don't understand. The program works fine, but lacks functionality.
Coffee + Radiohead = ^^
I see you haven't learned about the sub( command. :)
I'm assuming this is a typo?
Shouldn't it read for the first one "BA" and for the second "AI?" I do not understand…
Coffee + Radiohead = ^^
The second number is not where it stops, but the length. Sub("Ti-BASIC",4,5) gives "BASIC" because it starts at the fourth character and the length of the substring is 5 characters.
Umm, may I ask have you looked at any other programming scripts or languages like .js or c++?
The Silver Phantom welcomes you
All I know of programming is using TI. The reason I do not know seemingly basic things like this is because I never got a manual with my first calculator and so I had to learn from some tutorials and from simply guessing how to use the commands. Now though, I have a new 84+ SE, so I have been starting to read up on commands. :)
Coffee + Radiohead = ^^
The sub( command is not needed in this case. Just type rcl, str0 and you have a list of editable ascii characters on your screen. :-)
I see you are new to this site! Welcome! I recommend you read the code of conduct and rules of the wiki. You may also read the TI-Basic starter kit too.
Hewwo, my name is Achak Claw. I was formerly BioHazard.
I know it is 5 years old.
Anonymous2514 just popped on the site today, and I have never seen him/her on this site before. That is why I was saying welcome.
Hewwo, my name is Achak Claw. I was formerly BioHazard.
I wasn't referring to you, I was referring to Anonymous2514. Sorry for any confusion that may have caused, the reply nesting is a bit wonky and confusing at times :P
Anyone else find it odd that a page for rcl doesn't exist yet?
Yes. It's a feature of the TI-8x series of calculators that has to be outlined, yet it somehow slipped past us :P
That is kind of weird, I never thought about that!
Although it would be very useful and beneficial to all members of this wiki.
Hewwo, my name is Achak Claw. I was formerly BioHazard.
I created the page, but I haven't added a screenshot yet.
That is OK, no screenshot is needed to every page.
Hewwo, my name is Achak Claw. I was formerly BioHazard.
The screenshot has already been added though…
Command Index pages should have a screenshot. It helps the user understand the syntax of the command better in my opinion.
When I downloaded this and tried to send it using TI-CONNECT CE, and it gave me an error message stating that there is an invalid token. Is there another way to download it?
EDIT! I figured it out.
The chars with a "?" , I want the rest of them. And I mean ALL of them. How can I get the rest of them for prgmGLYPHS?
ASCII Chars (NEED THE REST INCLUDING THE OVERWRITE CHARS!!! PLEASE)
I see someone else is looking for a few more characters too. I'm specifically missing 4 (Hex: 24) and )) (Hex: DE) I've been trying for hours, but haven't been able to get them onto my calculator.