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mrmprog:
Any new updates on these opcodes?

program4:
Perhaps the ASM equivalents of certain drawing commands would be good, like PxlOn( and PxlOff( and Line(. Sometimes drawing on the graphscreen is slow...

Also, are you going to put in the number to string hex opcode? Somehow I am obsessed about converting from a number to a string.  :D

Xeda112358:
Well howdy *cough* stranger *cough*. Hmm, well I do have a few opcodes now that you mention it... Also, do you have any new ideas?

This is pretty much the opcode of CopyProg:

--- Code: ---EFD74AFE04C013131AFE712837
3EAA327984D7D878B7C0
EB4E234623C5
7EE61F77
117884
EDB0
AF12
EFF14278C1D8
EBD306
B728050901090009
4E234623
F5E5C5
3E07D306
EFD74AFE04
EB4E234623
7E
FE71F52003237E0D
E61F77
117884EDB0AF12
EFF1423803EFC64F
F1C8
E1E53A7884
EF704E1313
C1E1F1
EF5480
C9

--- End code ---
You will probably need to read what that one does either in the CopyProg topic here or on UTI or on TICalc, but it really is a very useful program...


Input a list and it outputs ASCII on the homescreen:

--- Code: ---EFD74A3DC0
EB462323
C5EF7A41E5
EFEF4A
EF0445
E1C1
10F1
C9

--- End code ---
An example for this one would be using 65+{7,4,11,11,14:Asm(prgmDISP. That will display HELLO on the homesreen. The cool part is that if you change the 65 to 97, it will display the lowercase version :D

I would prefer to keep the codes a little on the smaller side, so if y'all have any random ideas, please feel free to ask!

TIfanx1999:
Very nice Xeda. I'm sure many will find these useful! =)

Deep Toaster:

--- Quote from: Xeda112358 on February 14, 2011, 10:07:32 pm ---Input a list and it outputs ASCII on the homescreen:

--- Code: ---EFD74A3DC0
EB462323
C5EF7A41E5
EFEF4A
EF0445
E1C1
10F1
C9

--- End code ---
An example for this one would be using 65+{7,4,11,11,14:Asm(prgmDISP. That will display HELLO on the homesreen. The cool part is that if you change the 65 to 97, it will display the lowercase version :D

--- End quote ---

That actually might be really useful. You could even hack it to encrypt text :D

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