Omnimaga
Calculator Community => Other Calc-Related Projects and Ideas => TI Z80 => Topic started by: ClrDraw on January 05, 2014, 11:59:16 am
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I couldn't find one of these online so I made my own. put the program name in Str1 (ex: "prgmTEST"->Str1) then run prgmLINEZ and it will display how many lines your program is. Made in Axe.
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I know Celtic 3 has a function that can do it and since C3 is built into DoorsCS7, it can do it, too. I've also made programs, like CopyProg that does that among other things. However, these return the number in a variable instead of displaying the number of lines.
One thing that I have done with the tools I mentioned is to make a program viewer. From the code that you currently have, you could make it so that specific lines could be jumped to for viewing, as well as scrolling through the source line by line.
As well, Celtic 3 allows line reading, inserting, overwriting, and deleting. It would be neat if you could think of other functionalities!
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Ah, nice little tool, can be funny for some stats ^.^
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From the code that you currently have, you could make it so that specific lines could be jumped to for viewing, as well as scrolling through the source line by line.
That would be cool. I think zStaxe can be used to skip to a certain spot but I haven't checked in a while.
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Does this Line counter work with BASIC programs and can it also detect when multiple lines are concatenated with ":"?