Grammer Q&A

[Xeda112358]

Okay, I made the topic and the first post should have the program that works.

[Yeong]

So using C[0,0,0,.... How do I store the data from the specific offset?

[Xeda112358]

I am not sure what you mean by that Could you clarify?

[Yeong]

so if I do
C[0,0,0,0,0,0
It stores the data from the first byte, right?

Is there a way to store it from the 3rd byte this way?

[Xeda112358]

Do you mean like doing 3+C:[0,0,0,0,0,0 ?
I also think 3+C[0,0,0,0,0,0 is valid, but I cannot remember what I did with that code

[Yeong]

You can do that?

[Xeda112358]

Yes the actual command is [. What that does is take the address in Ans and copies the bytes there. It won't let you put a number directly before the [, but you can do 3+C[0,0,0,0,0,0. (I just checked). I like to do something like pi9872[a,b,c,d,... if I need to store to a specific memory address

[Yeong]

Ah. I was afraid that lotsa IS< thingy was an answer X.x
BTW, I can do solve(0,pi9872,"UTEMP , right?

[Xeda112358]

Only if the name of the program to copy to is at 9872h. Do you need a command to copy data from a variable to a spot in RAM?

[Yeong]

and vice versa? That would be nicely since I could save pictures in appvar that way. (and display them other than DispGraph Pointer)

[Xeda112358]

Well if the var is in RAM, you can use the Fill( commands for a picture and solve(1 for arbitrary data. solve(1 is used to copy data from one RAM location to another, so it can copy to and from vars if you have the pointers.

[Yeong]

Questions:
1. How do I access big fonts w/o using custom fonts?

2. Can I do this?

:Get("EAR03 →A
:Goto Lbl "BS",A

or

:"EAR03→A
:Goto Lbl "BS",A

[Xeda112358]

1) Use Output(1 unless you mean using the OS big font instead of the built in big font
2) Use the second one (as long as you have the latest Grammer version). You can also do Goto Lbl "BS","EAR03

[Yeong]

1) I'm meaning OS big font
2) I am aware of fact that I can do Goto Lbl "BS", "EAR03 . However, since the prgmAR03 works just like prgmAR02, I'll have to go back to different labels, so if I can store prgm name into pointer, it'll be much easier for me to code.

[Xeda112358]

Ah that is a smart idea... however you might then need to add that to the list of pointers you need to update