BASIC ReCode v2.00

[mrmprog]

Is there a kill switch, like ON in basic?

[Xeda112358]

No, not yet I have to figure out interrupts and then I can do that

[Munchor]

I would like ON to break if the coder allows it. So for debugging I'll turn it on but for releases I won't.

[mrmprog]

That would be handy if you got stuck

[Xeda112358]

Hmm, then I guess I will have to make another effort at learning how to make interrupts

Also, I am getting ready for the next BatLib update

[Munchor]

Hmm, then I guess I will have to make another effort at learning how to make interrupts

Also, I am getting ready for the next BatLib update

Awaiting it anxiously

[mrmprog]

If you make a kill swich, there should be a command to turn it off/on like what scout was saying.

[Xeda112358]

That would be an excellent idea! Like a command to do that... Also, I was thinking that maybe the user could specify a kill switch or a combination?

[mrmprog]

That would good. You could then make a password program just by starting a loop, and waiting for the key combo to break the program. I was also wondering how much faster Recode is than Basic.

[Xeda112358]

Well,, if you check the screenshots, with graphics, ReCode is much faster. So if you are making a game, ReCode is great for graphics rendering, especially when you have 15MHz mode. If you checkout the Block Eater example made first in BASIC, then ReCode, I would say that it is several times faster in ReCode.

[mrmprog]

I figured out why recode was looping! Key codes are different!
Do you have a chart?
 
Edit: New record! I cleared my ram 9 times since I started playing with recode!

[Xeda112358]

hehe! As long as you are having fun, RAM clears aren't bad Um, it uses the same key codes as xLIB and Celtic 3 (the real(8 command) I will look for a chart and include it in the readme at some point, too.

Really quickly, though, 9=Enter, 15=Clear, 55=Mode, down=1, up=4, left=2, right=3

If you run this code, it will return the keycodes:

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Lbl 0 dim(43 If Ans and Ans≠A Then Ans→A ClrHome Output(1,1,Ans End Goto 0

You It will return individual values for two key presses, too, so the highest value (mode+del) will return 3247

[Munchor]

Zeda: Thanks for the code on how to dim(56 inside ReCode blocks =D

[Xeda112358]

dim(56 has some drawing functions... Is that the command you are talking about?

[Munchor]

dim(56 has some drawing functions... Is that the command you are talking about?

I mean dim(52 for displaying hex data sprites.