Re: LZ: FAKE memory clearing programs
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Re: LZ: FAKE memory clearing programs
> At 01:15 PM 7/5/96 -0400, you wrote:
> >In a message dated 96-07-05 02:06:09 EDT, you write:
> >What's the status indicator??? If you just use
> >:InptSt "",A
> >It will just look like the home screen and the only way the teacher could
> >check it would be to type something in or turn the calc off
>
> Okay .. so you have the home screen looking good, now while the calc waits
> for the input, how do you tell it to go to a fake memory screen by hitting
> [2nd] [Mem]?
>
> That would work except you can't make and use menus when going with that
> command...
>
> The only way to make it look VERY authentic is to go by Zshell..
>
> -James Lewis
> http://ww2.netnitco.net/users/jlewis/homepage.htm
Well, make the regular home screen, and then use getkey().
Ex:
cllcd
lbl a
getkey
if ans <not equal symbol> 95 (or whatever the mem key is)
goto b
goto c
lbl b
disp "whatver"
goto a
lbl c
cllcd
menu (1,"reset",res,5,"quit",ret)
lbl ret
goto a
lbl res
menu (1,"all",all,2 blah blah..
Of course, this example isn't that great, but you get the idea.
However asm would be a much better way.
See ya
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