TiLP v5.00 Released
Posted by Eric on 25 February 2002, 21:36 GMT
Romain Lievin has released TiLP v5.00 stable, his popular link software for Windows, Linux and Mac. Version five includes support for the TI-73 and TI-83+ as well as full FLASH support for all calculators that support it. It's intended to be the final release of TiLP (after almost three years of development!), so check it out.
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Re: TiLP v5.00 Released
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Stijn Arnauts
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nice, although I'd never use it (only own a Ti-83)
First comment :-)
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25 February 2002, 21:50 GMT
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: TiLP v5.00 Released
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Chivo
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It looks like there are some problems with your Javascript code...
For one thing, in the first if statement, you should use "&&" and not "||" to test if it's not any of "y", "yes", "n", or "no". The way it is now would always repeat the question.
Another problem is that I think in order to run a function onload, it must be defined _before_ the <body> tag (e.g., in the <head>). This may not really be a problem. I'm not sure.
The last one is really just a user interface design problem. Instead of using a prompt, you could use a confirm box, which asks for Ok and Cancel and returns true or false for them, respectively. This isn't any error. It's only a way to make it better.
There's my 2 cents/0.181861 Pesos/0.00438500 oz. silver worth.
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1 March 2002, 18:18 GMT
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: TiLP v5.00 Released
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Stijn Arnauts
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i'm gonna update my VB code to create the parade
Private Sub Form_Load()
If MsgBox("Do you want to have a parade ?", vbYesNo + vbQuestion, "Excuse me...") = vbYes Then
MsgBox "YAY! LETS HAVE ANOTHER PARADE!", vbOKOnly + vbExclamation, "Parade !"
Else
MsgBox "Too bad! We're having a parade anyways!" & vbCrLf & "x-<|:~)", vbOKOnly + vbExclamation, "Parade !"
End If
StartTheParade:
While 1 <> 0
If MsgBox("Parade !!!!!" & vbCrLf & "x-<|:~)", vbOKCancel, "Joy !") = vbCancel Then
MsgBox "No way ! We're having a parade anyways!" & vbCrLf & "x-<|:~)", vbOKOnly + vbExclamation, "Parade !"
If InputBox("Unless offcourse you can give me the secret password !", "Parade ?", "The password is not: " & Chr(34) & "Parades are no fun !" & Chr(34)) <> "Parades are no fun !" Then
MsgBox "Hah ! Wrong !" & vbCrLf & "So now we're still having a parade !", vbOKOnly, "You suck !"
GoTo StartTheParade
Else
MsgBox "You know the secret password !", vbOKOnly, "Not a secret anymore..."
MsgBox "Well in that case I will have to destroy you !", vbOKOnly, "Yay: destroy :-)"
MsgBox "Face the ALMIGHT DEMONIC POWERS of...", vbOKOnly, "Murray ?"
MsgBox "Olleke Bolleke Rebezolleke Olleke Bolleke Knol !", vbOKOnly, "You're dead meat..."
MsgBox "...", vbOKOnly, "Is he dead ?"
MsgBox "Yay ! Let's have a parade now that you're dead !", vbOKOnly, "Parade !"
'Now giving you some time to close the program with Ctrl-Alt-Delete :-)
Dim i As Long
For i = 0 To 150000
DoEvents
Next
'Let's continue the parade !!! :-D
GoTo StartTheParade
End If
End If
Wend
End Sub
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2 March 2002, 10:00 GMT
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: TiLP v5.00 Released
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nolekid
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ok, I was in the middle of reading all 250 posts to respond to this so I hope I don't sound too kind.
If you must know GMT stands for Greenwich Meridian Time, which, now that we are in standard time (not daylight savings), would be 6 time zones east of where I am presuming you are. so, if it is noon in your time zone, then it would be 6 P.M. your time.
Hey do any middle schoolers here, if there are any besides me, do mathcounts, or did anybody ever do mathcounts?
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1 March 2002, 23:21 GMT
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: TiLP v5.00 Released
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no_one_2000_
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I did. It was VERY annoying :)
I won Math24 4 years in a row.
If you've never heard of it, it's a game where you have 4 numbers on a card, and you can add, subtract, multiply, and divide to get 24. When you know the answer, you touch the card and give the final solution to the card (ex. 8+16=24, 144/6=24), and then give the full steps of how you completed the card (ex. 5-2=3, 3+1=4, 4*6=24). Hahaha! There are even HARDER cards... like double digits (numbers from 1-24 instead of 1-9), decimals (with numbers like 3.5), fractions (numbers like 7/24), exponents (to solve the card you have to add an extra funtion, either x^2, x^3, squareroot of x, or cube root of x), and algebra (there are numbers on the card like (3x+y)/2, and you have to give a value to x and y and make them work to solve the card). HAHA I made it to the state finals... and I see no one cares :) Actually, it's pretty hard to do.
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7 March 2002, 00:39 GMT
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