Graagh, this is giving me a syntax error.....

source.close()

and I dont know why.....

Since the axiom SDK is out now, you could write an axiom that gives you as much power on the USB and I/O as the program needs.

Wow, that is exactly what I needed! A little shifting for local directory access (from the same folder), and an input, and it's pretty much done, and I can manage those. I'll be sure to put you in the reference code!

I was going to mention the other #s, but then I realized you got them with the + line[cut+1:] bit.

Yes, that's bad this isn't hex it's compiling.

@Micheal that would be nice. The format can be pretty much anything, nothing's set in stone since the processor doesn't exist yet

Basically, I need to make a program that takes a word and a 4 digit argument, and turns it into a 6 digit argument with the first two digits corresponding to the word. Ideally this would occur in 2 txt files, reading from one and writing to another.

Example (not definite #s)
If 0103 would be 210103

One way I was thinking was python, since it has the so very lovely dictionaries. However, I'm not so good at python, and it's pretty much a choice between that, C, and maybe C++. No .net (sorry sir ) since I am on linux and mono is being a pain.

BTW this is for a processor I'm making, so don't expect to recognize anything.

I would love to use it in ZADotH
Zombies that look like zombies+no gaps anymore

Good enough for me. I suck at gfx, just look at the only non-ASCII part of ZADOTH

I wonder what compatibility with older nspires actually is....I don't see anything in the docs. They probably switched keys too

BTW android could prob. run on this