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Calculator Community => Other Calc-Related Projects and Ideas => TI Z80 => Topic started by: Freyaday on April 01, 2012, 12:59:21 pm
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Google's latest innovation in mobile computing, Google Tap (http://gmail.com/tap), will soon be on your very own 83-series calculator.
Features:
You will be able to use either dash to input a dah
You can edit your Morse code character before it gets converted
Export to named AppVar
Support for every Morse Code character you can find
Features which may be available at some point in the future:
Export to .txt format
Tap alpha v -1 is available for download right below this text!
Here're the controls:
. to add a dit
- or (-) to add a dah
DEL go back one
ENTER to convert your Morse character into text. In the future, will insert a newline when the Morse Area is blank
0 for space
CLEAR to quit.
0 for space
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You have just revolutionized typing on a calculator... This deserves a prize.
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Tap for 83Series is progressing smoothly. Expect an alpha release today or tomorrow.
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lol. I actually have Google Tap for my phone :P
Having it for a calc will be awesome XD
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The tap alpha, version -1 is available for download in the first post.
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What is Google Tap? I'm confused about what do they mean by tap in their application context, since I do not have a mobile device, so unfortunately I cannot give much suggestion for your project Freyaday since I have no clue what it is ???
input a dah
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What is Google Tap? I'm confused about what do they mean by tap in their application context, since I do not have a mobile device, so unfortunately I cannot give much suggestion for your project Freyaday since I have no clue what it is ???input a dah
Google tap allows you to input Morse Code into your smartphone instead of using the too-small keyboard. It also allows writing two different emails at once.
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Hmm I see. As for two different e-mails do you mean just like having two Gmail tabs open and clicking submit on both at once? :P
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Hmm I see. As for two different e-mails do you mean just like having two Gmail tabs open and clicking submit on both at once? :P
You'd have two morse keyboards and you can write both e-mails the same time, because you need just 2/3 fingers for one keyboard and you can't miss the keys because of there big size.