Omnimaga
Calculator Community => Other Calculators => Topic started by: skuller972 on April 15, 2009, 07:45:19 pm
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Are there any of these accessories available? (TI-84+ SE)
Speakers
USB to I/O adapter
Mouse
Charger
Extra memory that you can plug in (like a flash drive but for a calc)
Internet
Mods to the TI-BASIC language
anything that seems amazing for a calculator that you can come up with
I just want to see if calculator technology is that advanced or not
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http://cemetech.net/projects/item.php?id=22
http://www.cemetech.net/projects/ee/ucalc2/
There ya go.
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You could run wabbitemu via a DS...Haha
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Speakers
Check.
USB to I/O adapter
It's called "SilverLink".
Mouse
See USB8X
Extra memory that you can plug in (like a flash drive but for a calc)
See MSD8X
Mods to the TI-BASIC language
See Omnicalc, xLib, Celtic
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wow this usb stuff is amazing, i wonder if you could attach a higher resolution screen
for the usb to I/O i mean the mini usb head to I/O not the big one (if you meant the mini one then sorry but i think silverlink is the big usb to I/O)
and for mods to the language, i mean like new commands that you can access from the catalog, all of those use real(xx for commands
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Well, old versions of Omnicalc actually made new tokens for the new commands... that was more trouble than it was worth, though.
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oh...
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also it appears to be faster with Real(xx. I remember the first two versions of Omnicalc ran twice slower or something. Also you couldn't even send the program using these commands to another calc or the computer unless they were grouped, not to mention programs often got corrupted
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what tokens did u guysmake.. There arn'treally any tokens worth making.. unless it's like a subroutine like the Menu( prgm and stuff* Tokens are like. .. the If. and Thens. and Ends. and Menu's stuff right?
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I don't really understand your question
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I think he was asking about the tokens that Omnicalc made for new commands that Calc84maniac had talked about
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yeah but he seemed to ask what tokens did we create, that's what I didn't get
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what tokens did u guysmake.. There arn'treally any tokens worth making.. unless it's like a subroutine like the Menu( prgm and stuff* Tokens are like. .. the If. and Thens. and Ends. and Menu's stuff right?
Omnicalc created tokens for its own routines using hooks. (messy hook iirc (or is the catalog hook?), wikiTI has the documentation) see the actual Omnicalc working to see what functions it implemented. Examples: playing music, math functions, sprite handling (somewhat like xlib), linking and others.
Yes, tokens are all the commands and characters you see in TI-BASIC.
I understood ti-newb, with some effort...
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I understood ti-newb, with some effort...
that was rather provocative and uncalled for...
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lol. it's hard to ask a question about tokens.. when i don't really know what they were. But i kinda guessed they were.. like the.. Commands?.. *im still not sure what they are.*
but i get what hooks are. Xlib uses them and basically most graphix prgms.
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i thought hooks were like On+Apps to open mirage, or stuff like that...?
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i thought hooks were like On+Apps to open mirage, or stuff like that...?
You are correct, those are key hooks. There are other types of hooks as well, though.
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okey doke