So, again, I have a neat/random program that I want to add to BatLib, now. It was an idea from TIBD for me to make an opcode to copy programs to a string and it was a whole separate idea for me to copy a string to a program. However, this time, the request was to make it copy programs out of archive! So, I got my brain together, planned it out, and now I have this wicked and powerful program... in 123 bytes.

So here are some cool points to keep in mind:
-This is not limited to copying programs
-It can copy from archive or RAM
-It is not limited to copying to programs

The uses of this?  :
-Copy a picture to an appvar or program to make custom pictures
-Copy programs from archive for temp use in games
-Storing things to strings to play with

I hope this proves useful to people! Oh, and as always, opcode included

EDIT: Newer version: http://ourl.ca/8987/316378

Sorry, I just like fixed width stuff. I'll remove them, though.

Haha, so the bug is fixed! I edited my last post in the "SpriteLib" topic with the updated version.
The problem was simple and it isn't the first time I made the mistake! I forgot to disable interrupts before using SP!

I tested it and it got over 200 000 iterations without crashing, so I think it is safe ♥

I think it is almost out of Beta mode now \(^_^)/

Wow, now that is a cool idea!

Yeah, I am pretty sure the problem is right in the very beginning where the parser intercepts. That is the most likely place. I posted a topic over on Cemetech, too about it.

I plan to add math functions that  let us use huge numbers. The converter was a demo of it handling a 75 digit number. I plan to add functionality for much larger numbers as well as math functions on these numbers.

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Im trying to do something like the Basic GetTimeStr(12)

What does that do?  I don't remember how the BASIC time functions work.

That returns a string telling the time, normally.

It's because it's a different LCD port. Writing a value between 0Ch through 0Fh will cause some sort of flip. 0Fh is what flips it upside down, 0Ch puts it normal, 0D and 0E flip it left/right or up/down, I just cannot remember which one does what