What do you mean by "working collision detection"? I still don't die if I fall into an obstacle? Also is it intended that the obstacles sometimes change their places when they're about five segments in front of you?
I somehow missed that release but that is great Does it automatically add the entry in the ndless.cfg if it is missing or do we have to add it manually ?
edit Bug reports and feature requests - I don't manage to "save as" with Ctrl+Shift+S. When I do Ctrl+Shift+S, nothing happens - Adding the down/up keys to go to the next/previous line would be great
It doesn't add itself to ndless.cfg.tns because I was unsure if this was good style. Do other programs do it? You can always open the file with nTxt and add the line (though it's a pita without up/down arrow navigation).
Yeah I've also noticed the bug with "save as". I'm unsure why it doesn't work, but once there's a menu it isn't a problem anymore.
Adding the down/up keys will be top priority after the menu works
So what I get from this is that this is a raw text file editor? Can you for example also make .cht.tns files with this? (would be awesome since then we can change cheats on calc)
I think you're underestimating keeping balance. It's only possible for us humans because we can move every part of our body. If the torso of the mecha couldn't bend I don't think it would be able to walk well.
That would be a good idea. Because now I have a file in my calc that I don't even know how to remove since I don't see it
You can always delete a file in the student software or computer link, maybe also tilp, even files which don't show up on the calculator (they still have to be in the Documents folder, though).
I completely forgot about file association, thanks for mentioning it
Today only opening with ctrl+o if you know the path, no file browser. Maybe file association tomorrow
You probably just couldn't see it because the documents screen isn't refreshed. This doesn't work with ndless currently, sorry. After a reboot it should be there.
You can refresh the documents screen by using refresh_osscr()
I thought it crashed the classic nspires, but I can't reproduce it I'll re-add it to my code.
And the last thing, I didn't manage to save properly using Ctrl+S. Quitting and saving poduced a noname file but when I tried to save with Ctrl+S, I wrote /documents/nTxt/test and there was no test file
You probably have to add the .tns ending.[/quote] You're right, I forgot to say that you'll only see your documents if you add the .tns ending. Should I modify nTxt to add it automatically?
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And it's always nice to see new Nspire projects
I have the feeling that Nspire development is getting a bit more active again lately
Tell me what you think and if you have suggestions for improvement
Well, first feature request, of course, opening files. I don't see the point of saving them if we can't open them
I'm working on this right now
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Secondly, I didn't try, but are those txt real txt ? I mean that if I open it with Notepad on my PC, will it display fine ?
They're normal txt, but notepad won't display newlines correctly because they are unix style.
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Thirdly, the interface is lacking. Could you add on the left a column with the number of the line for example ?
I think other things are more important right now, so this will take a while.
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And the last thing, I didn't manage to save properly using Ctrl+S. Quitting and saving poduced a noname file but when I tried to save with Ctrl+S, I wrote /documents/nTxt/test and there was no test file
You probably just couldn't see it because the documents screen isn't refreshed. This doesn't work with ndless currently, sorry. After a reboot it should be there.
nTxt is a text editor for the Nspire. It requires Ndless to be installed on your calculator.
Some of its features: - open/save files anywhere in the file system - cut, copy & paste - search - various navigation commands (page up/down etc) See the readme for a more detailed description.
Tell me what you think and if you have suggestions for improvement
I'm working on a new text editor for the Nspire because I never really understood how to use the existing one and it isn't being worked on anymore.
It's already working on both cx and b/w, and you can - write almost all characters - delete characters - navigate with the left/right arrow keys - save your file anywhere in the filesystem
I will surely add - opening files - navigating with up/down arrows - menus
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