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Calculator Community => Other Calc-Related Projects and Ideas => TI Z80 => Topic started by: Eeems on February 19, 2010, 08:12:11 pm
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I'll post some screenshots I take while I develop here
here is me trying to get tabs to work, and I got the toolbar to have images.
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very nice ^^
Like it so far
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thanks :D I'm currently trying to get the textbox to work correctly, but I may end up not having it fullscreen I guess...I don't know how to get it to go fullsize...
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I'm lovin' the tabs ;D Hope you can get the text box working correctly O.O
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lol, thanks so do I...of course after that I will have to work on the tab code to manipulate it.
edit: here is a new one :P I got it to work! I need to try to add tab controls now...
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I wonder if there will be code colorizing in future versions?
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Looks awesome! I like the program! ;D
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I wonder if there will be code colorizing in future versions?
possibly...I don't know yet...I will be adding a syntax viewer later...
Ztrumpet: thanks!
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The syntax viewer sounds cool. How would it work?
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It would open a window with the syntax parses out for you to view.
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this might be handy, sometimes we do small mistakes while coding and it takes ages for us to find out. In my case, an example I can give is the other day when I edited the forum theme, I sometimes forgot a ; at the end of some CSS lines and it would cause some stuff to not work x.x, but just that ; was hard to notice in such large code x.x
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here is one of me working on the tabs more...I'm currently deciding on adding all the menu's that i would normally pop up and adding them into tabs.
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What will be the max possible amount of tabs open? Not that many might be necessary but this migth be good to make sure it woN't glitch out if ppl keep many things openand tab list gets too cluttered
EDIT: lol at the asm code :P
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I think there will be no limit to the amount of tabs open...unless I can't do what I want...
yeah I was wondering when someone would notice that :P
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Looks great so far Eeems, keep it up
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thanks!
here is a screenshot showing how it will open a new tab. I'm currently working on adding support for opening a file per tab.
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I think there will be no limit to the amount of tabs open...unless I can't do what I want...
yeah I was wondering when someone would notice that :P
I just remembered when I messed around with Opera once and decided to open about 800 tabs :P
I hope you add all shortcuts too. I would recommend CTRL+N for new tab,not window, because if there are tabs, I think people will want to use that shortcut instead
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yeah I'm adding shortcuts, but ctrl-T is for a new file, ctrl-N replaces the current tab with a new file
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Very good!
I have to see the code. :)
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Thanks!
Don't worry I'll upload the source to box.net today. And I'll build a nightly so everybody else can use it :)
also the images require an Internet connection, otherwise you will have just text.
EDIT: Here is one of the source tab.
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Looks nice! Keep up the great work! :)
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nice ^^
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ok, here are two more, one is me demonstrating the new tab renaming :D and the other is me working on debugging what I can in Firefox with the DOM inspector :D
EDIT: here is one showing the updating icon for unsaved documents! (it only changes when you change the content, and on save it changes back!
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nice so far, are you sure Firefox DOM inspector is really reliable, tho? A while ago I heard something about not trusting browsers to check for scripts errors, because often, they threw errors where there weren't
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Thanks!
Yeah the DOM inspector addon is reliable, it's helped me solve every problem so far without it I would have a hell of a lot harder time debugging x.x
the only thing it can't help me with is opening/saving files due to the fact that it isn't allowed to do that in firefox...for some odd reason...
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oh it's a Firefox add-on? It might be fine, then, but I heard the built in firefox script checkers (Javascript mostly IIRC) aren't. Same for IE. IE will report JS errors that doesn't exist
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Ah yeah...well I never use the built in stuff, I use firebug for cookies, xul, HTML, js, etc. And it integrates very well with the Dom inspector addon.
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Looking good! This is progressing quite nicely, good job Eeems!
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Thanks! I've been working hard at it :p
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Eeems, this is really nice! Great job! You've made a ton of progress in such a short period of time. :) I'm sure I'll use this when I write in Asm. :D
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This is my Browser I'm working on, so far you can change the URL of the page you are going to. I have to add some parsing to the top to keep it from erroring.
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interesting
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here is me playing around with the textbox style
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nice eeems and i like the message XD
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Lol thanks!
Should I make it white on black? Or not?
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Nice Eeems! Can you make it pink and message us about lobsters?
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Lol easy :p
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I would prefer if we could choose the bg color and the text color maybe. I personally hate reading text on dark bg, but some people hate the opposite
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Yeah I know, I'll try to add in preferences later for that.
My goal is to allow for that, but I don't know when that will be done :/
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Here is the preferences pane, let me know if you have any other preferences you would rather I included.
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interesting, I haven't seen such preference panel before. often, people will just have a window pop up. Btw make sure it is secure, too, that it won't let ppl put random shit in the fields, like the CSS one, screwing up the entire software or even the computer
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well I'm not worried about the css one, it only effects the textbox, and it doesn't have enough control to mess up the whole program.
each time a text field is added the css is called into the stlye="" field and so it can't effect anything other then the textbox.
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well what I thought is if someone decided to do style="display: none;" x.x
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Well they could do something like that, but it would only effect the textbox, so that would be easy to fix again.
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That looks great Eeems! :D
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Thanks! I actually am going to re-upload v1.5b with a few more updates, like if no tab is open then the open button also opens a new tab.
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Noms!
Would this work with the TI-Nspire?
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well most likely, you would have to just change the paths for the emulator to the Nspire emulator (I don't know if it will work correctly though because I don't know how the command line arguments are for it) and the assembler path to an arm assembler. right now it is tailored for the 8x family but I can make some changes to allow for other calc types.
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Here is me working on the C++ version :D
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Nice work E
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Took me a few seconds to realize I should only care about the small window in the middle...
This looks cool. When you finish it I'll probably try teaching myself asm again (and maybe I won't fail this time!)
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Thanks!
Yeah lol :p well good luck! If you are ever on irc you could ask someone for help. Calc84 helped me when I started.
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nice
Btw since it use Visual C++ I assume it will be only for Windows, right? Also will it have dependencies such as .NET or the like?
As for ASM, I also recommend the forums, since a few of our asm coders aren't active on IRC. Otherwise, #omnimaga could do, or maybe #ti
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Well yeah probably. I don't know about .NET...I'm just using the standard template for CRL(?) projects and building the UI. I have no idea how the code is going to look later.
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That looks nice. :) So it works with Asm and C++? Cool. ;D
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lol, no it's coded in C++ x.x
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Ah, my bad. ;D
It's still cool. :D
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lol, np.
thanks! hopefully my dad will install Visual Studio '03 professional on my comp soon so I can work on it at home...
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I thought Visual C++ was different than C++, tho? I recall Visual BASIC having commands specific to Microsoft software, or something like that. Or is C++ completly different? I think Microsoft had a C language to themselves
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well I think it is different...I don't know though...I'd have to have someone port it to mac/unix after I finish it