The jar file is basically like an exe, except for java. On Windows you should be able to double click the .jar file and it will run. You can also use the java command from a command line.

Also here is the newest toolset and the most recent version (as in the one I am working on right now) of WZGUILIB.

Some changes:
Fixed a tabcontrol bug, fixed a bug in the Clicks function.
Changed what happens when you hit the titlebar of an unfocused form. Instead of it becoming focused and movable, it is now just focused and you have to click it again to make it moveable.
Added the page control. Similar to windows, and in fact inherits from window. It is basically like a window in the way it contains controls, but it is immobile and only one page can be displayed at a time.
I modified the way tabcontrols are drawn.

WZ should be a lot more stable too as I added lots of check code.

I added an error handler, and if you have a wzCons window it will print the error message to it.
I added code to the wzCons so that if the message is too large to fit into the window, it sets it to a new line.

I would expect another upload by tonight as I have a lot of development time.

Hi, Im triing make a program that need solve complex stuff, and i need to use nsolve( or solve( function since is for cas version.

here is my code:

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cvi=cvi*10^(-7)
    ui=(qi*4)/(math.pi*di*di)
    rei=tostring((ui*di)/(cvi))
    di=tostring(di)
    ki=tostring(ki)
 
    formula = "yi^(−0.5)=−2*log(((ki)/(di*3.7))+((2.51*yi^(−0.5))/(rei)),10)"

    var.store("formula", formula)
    equacao = "string(nSolve(expr(formula), yi)|yi<0.1 and yi>0"
    yi = math.eval(equacao)

When i go display, i got error.

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attempt to concatenate global 'yi' (a nil value)

I have trie:

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--whitout var.store("formula", formula)
equacao = "nSolve(formula, yi)|yi<0.1 and yi>0"

Please help me. thanks!

You never set a value to or declared yi before in your program, thus it has no value and is considered nil.

@jwalker: I think this is not possible as long as TI blocked all functions to use the file system. Also user-defined libraries are not supported.

It is, you place a document with public variables in the library portion of the Nspire and then call using the Lua var functions. You would just have to write a standard for how code can be imported, and boom you have library like functionality.

Perhaps you should add an "Import code from library" feature, and use similar concepts that are used to load strings from documents in the TI-Nspire library.

@ imath: I have been thinking about maybe starting a project like this because it would greatly simplify the design and coding process.
@ DJ_O: I am going to release it on Omnimaga, Cemetech, TI-Calc. The file on TI-Planet is linked to the one on Omnimaga I believe, and I know of a copy at Inspired-lua, but I am not sure how that one is updated.

So recently I built a new computer and am currently migrating files, working etc. so I haven't had a whole lot of time to work on this. It has been over a year since my last actual release so I am going to put togeather all of my current documentation, utilities and complete several uncompleted controls and release them as Version 2.6. I should have it done in about 2 weeks. The main reason is there are a hell of a lot of bug fixes and optimizations in the current development version.

I haven't decided between the rectangle in the picture, a circle or a triangle...
Maybe I will have all three as options.