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Calculator Community => TI Calculators => Axe => Topic started by: TheNlightenedOne on April 29, 2013, 07:01:59 pm
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How would I find the names of all the programs on a calc in Axe? I know you can access the program if you know the name, but I don't know how to find what programs are on the calc
EDIT: 404th post. Post not found
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I don't know how to actually make it, but why do you need this?? Maybe for a shell?
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It is possible with asm, as it is made in Celtic3, maybe you can look into its source and use some inline hex?
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Doors does it natively.
Just look at the VAT for programs and then search the byte that is the start of the readable program and check if it is ASCII for "."... Idk what the offset is.
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I'm making a program editor, because the TI-OS one is kinda... meh.
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http://ourl.ca/18759/345664 (http://ourl.ca/18759/345664) :P
EDIT: If you don't plan to allow editing of archived programs just yet, that awkward hacky line can be done away with. Just skip any archived programs, for which dim()rr will be nonzero, and then simply get the pointer to the start of the program's data in RAM with dim()r.
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Note, if you want your programs to appear in alphabetical order, you can use Jacobly's modified MEMKIT (http://ourl.ca/18464/340684) (and give him +1s :P)
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OR I will give you plus one! :D
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I'm making a program editor, because the TI-OS one is kinda... meh.
wut, that is awesome!
I'll use it so and then i can use mathprint again, lol
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Oh man you should've said so earlier!
Runer helps only on the projects he KNOWS will rock :) naw jk.
But seriously, info on le editor pwease ^.^
Will it be inline installed with the OS?