2Tie

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2Tie 05 Jan 2009 00:55

i am 2Tie, a *young* programmer who is continuously working away on his Awin Program. as of right now, (BTW, thanks to all who replied to my memory problem,) i have one question: i my program, my "exiting" script goes like this:

Lbl EX
AxesOn
ClrDraw
ClrHome
Stop

and then code after it, in labels so te rest of my program can get to it.
how do i get Done out? i tried the AsmProg thing, only i am confused where to put it. As for the :" thing, i am confused again. what and where would i put something?

2Tie

Re: 2Tie

GoVegan 05 Jan 2009 01:03

Hi 2Tie,

Welcome to the TI-Basic Developer!

There is information on removing the annoying "Done" message here.

Essentially, you just need to display text before the "Stop" command.

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Re: 2Tie

noahbaby94 05 Jan 2009 01:25

Also you don't need a stop at the end of your program.

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GoVegan 05 Jan 2009 01:45

But he said "…and then code after it, in labels so te rest of my program can get to it.", so the Stop command isn't the last line of his program.

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2Tie 05 Jan 2009 01:51

wait, so should i put Disp " before the stop…? then done appears on the second line.

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Re: 2Tie

jnesselr 05 Jan 2009 02:20

like:

Lbl EX
AxesOn
ClrDraw
ClrHome
"
Stop

The quote will remove the done.

Re: 2Tie

noahbaby94 05 Jan 2009 02:24

Three things one try to get in the habit of not using lbls it will help you later two use return over stop otherwise you can't use it in other programs and finally if you don't want a space at the end use output(1,1,"

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Re: 2Tie

2Tie 05 Jan 2009 22:47

well, i put an Output(1,15," ") to mask the Done.

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simplethinker 05 Jan 2009 23:01

You actually don't even need an Output(. Just put a quotation mark " at the end. i.e.

:Disp 5
:"

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Socks 06 Jan 2009 17:22

The reason for the dispute on that is that a single " causes there to
be a blank line at the top of the program.

Sorry the hard return, IE on the school comps wouldn't let me see
what I was writing.

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