Re: A86: Re: edit lock (Assembly-86 Digest V1 #848)
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Re: A86: Re: edit lock (Assembly-86 Digest V1 #848)
that's odd, i thought it was either just $ff, just $00, or $8e,$29 at the
beginning. there's probly more than one way to do it. $8e,$29 would
probly be the way any ti program would do it, if that works.
-josh
On Tue, 30 Mar 1999 19:43:19 -0500 "Jimi Malcolm"
<MalcolmJ1@email.msn.com> writes:
>
>it's not at the beginning of the program, it's at the end and it is
>the $ff
>character. you can do it manually: at the end of your program add
>the
>following code:
>
>:Stop
>:? <- that's supposed to be the ascii code with a value of $ff
>which the
>ti86 doesn't recognize so it crashes out of the editing (not crashing
>the
>calculator...just exiting from the editor because it encountered an
>un-translatable character...it couldn't assign that token a value)
>
>jimi
>
>PS: insert this using the ti85 program charput.85s...email me if you
>don't
>have it
><<<Is there any way that you could find out the hex that graphlink
>puts at
>the beginning of Basic progs to lock them? That way you could type in
>a
>hex code on the first line of ur prog which would lock it.
>
>~Nick>>>
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