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meishe91:

--- Quote from: DJ Omnimaga on May 15, 2010, 10:30:17 pm ---Hi and welcome here!

Axe has sound command actually. It does sounds like a Commodore 64, or a NES with only one sound channel. It's kinda basic altough I am sure it could be useful.

Currently there are no computer Axe Parsers, but you can edit your code in TI-Graph Link or SourceCoder. I don't think writing a computer Axe compiler would be a good idea until Axe is finished, though, because it would slow down updates a lot.

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TI-Coder v1.0 is another computer BASIC editor. It does have some little glitches (such as if you type DelVar after another it will start turning the ones after the first into text; some other things like not displaying some characters (all extended calculator characters though, I believe)). Still nice though.

alberthrocks:
@Quigibo: That's what I was thinking - the SinReg command *might* be able to do it, but it depends. 5000 bytes isn't that bad. I'm aiming for just 1 min of music/sound (for now). As for the program, see my responses below.

@DJ Omnimaga: Yup, I know that already from the docs. ;) As for that program, I'm not trying to rewrite the compiler (although that would be great, but only after Quigibo finishes his work and stabilizes features and API). Basically, I'm only interested in writing the parser, NOT a compiler. Basically, think of it as a word processor. I'm only interested in writing the spell/grammar check, not any AI that can read the essay I write and check for errors. ;) I already have a BASIC editor that I wrote (actually, I found it online, and since it was GPLed, I took it and modified it for myself. All I have to do is just dig it out, and from there add more to it).

@_player1537: Sounds interesting. Did you use alternate between 2 tones really fast? Or is it something else? And as for Linux support... don't worry! I'm a Linux guy as well (Ubuntu 9.10, will upgrade to 10.04 soon or later). The tool referenced in the above reply to DJ is Python based (I think it came from a big TI wiki, but not sure), and I'll base the tool from that. To be specific, wxWidgets (wxPython) will be used for the program as well to support it cross-platform. :D

@meishe91: Already have one (see reply to DJ), but thanks for pointing out another! :)

_player1537:

--- Quote from: alberthrocks on May 16, 2010, 08:26:10 pm ---
@_player1537: Sounds interesting. Did you use alternate between 2 tones really fast? Or is it something else? And as for Linux support... don't worry! I'm a Linux guy as well (Ubuntu 9.10, will upgrade to 10.04 soon or later). The tool referenced in the above reply to DJ is Python based (I think it came from a big TI wiki, but not sure), and I'll base the tool from that. To be specific, wxWidgets (wxPython) will be used for the program as well to support it cross-platform. :D

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Where could we find this program you're talking about?  The one you referenced in DJ's reply.  and yes, I switched between the notes quickly, one after the other.  Ubuntu 10.04 is great!  I'm getting it for my friend tomarrow.  by 'Big TI wiki'  do you mean tibasic developer?

alberthrocks:
@_player1537: Ahh, that's the site! :)
From that site, I found that program again:
http://tibasicdev.wikidot.com/forum/t-184793/python-ti83-basic-converter

I see a LOT of potential for this Python script... but nothing much yet!
Later (if I have time), I will get started on the basic editor, assuming that there is demand for it. ;)

As for Ubuntu, does 10.04 work flawlessly? I always delay upgrading since there are potential bugs that may have been missed.

_player1537:
For me (I downloaded iirc the day it came out) I haven't run into any bugs.  everything seems to run a lot smoother than mint 8.  I would like the parser for the computer for axe.   And thank you for the program :)

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