RE: A82: TI-82 Shell
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RE: A82: TI-82 Shell
Well, to demonstrate the power (and bugginess) of a GUI, get an 83 and try Aurora. It's a good GUI, although 95ish, and is for the most part pretty stable. However, it plays with the stat Vars area of memory, making it a bit hairy. This is usually only a problem if a program bombs out, dumping you at the TI-OS prompt, and some pretty hairy stat menus (the icons disappear).
But it works :)
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From: Robert Glass[SMTP:rglass@lab.lander.edu]
Sent: Monday, October 20, 1997 10:45 AM
To: assembly-82@lists.ticalc.org
Subject: Re: A82: TI-82 Shell
At 06:03 PM 10/17/97 -0400, you wrote:
>I am currently in the process of writing a few assembly games for Oshell and
>would like to develop my own shell. I want to make a windows like shell and
>would appreciate any source code or help files that people have to offer. If
>anybody has the source for ash or oshell that would REALLY be appreciated. I
>would like to learn more about how shells are made. I have a few files but
>they do not go in to detail or give example. Any filess would be greatly
>appreaciated. If your file or suggestion helps out I would also add your
>name in the credits if you like.
Please, no. How will yoou implement the mouse, years of attempts at mouse
emulation by NES progs proved that a mouse by arrow keys is more trouble
than it's worth. Also, the calc has limited enough resources, why waste them
on a GUI? isn't the Ash/Oshell menu system simple enough? Besides, with
Ash Oshell and Jass, we have enough shells.
Robert Glass rglass@lab.Lander.edu dash_squirrel@geocities.com
http://www.geocities.com/Yosemite/3542 http://iceweasel.home.ml.org
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