RE: A86: Keypresses

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Subject: RE: A86: Keypresses
From: "Bryan Kam" <bryan_kam@usa.net>
Date: Sat, 11 Dec 1999 18:10:34 -0800
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That's right, I'm sorry.  I made a mistake.  Do you know how to prevent
other programs from receiving the F3 press, though?

Also, I tried that TI-8x BASIC compiler thing . . . it's supposed to work
with TI-83s and TI-86s, but I can't load anything.  It looks for *.TBF files
instead of *.86P files.  Anyone understand how this program works?  When I
try to open up an 86P program it gives an "Input Past End of File" error.
Hmm . . .

Bryan

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In a message dated 12/11/99 7:45:31 PM Eastern Standard Time,
bryan_kam@usa.net writes:

> res 4,(iy+9) will not allow other programs register Exit presses, right?
So
>  if I put it at the end of my exit routine then when someone running my
>  program runs my program from a shell then hits exit from my program it
won't
>  exit the shell too.  My question is will that line prevent other programs
>  from reading any keys pressed from the program or only Exit?  I have that
at
>  the end of my code and my program can also exit by pressing F3, but when
I
>  press F3 it exits and it changes the shell's folder to 3.  How can I fix
>  this?

Bit 4,(iy+9) is for tracking if on has been pressed.   You reset it at the
end of a program so you don't get error break.

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