Re: TI-H: No editing

To: ti-hardware@lists.ticalc.org
Subject: Re: TI-H: No editing
From: Brian Leech <butvis@mindspring.com>
Date: Sat, 25 Apr 1998 13:23:29 -0400
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Programs are edit-locked by either hexediting the program or using a
program such as popchar for ZShell to put a $FF anywhere in the program.
It usually works out best to put a Stop at the end, and then put the
character there.  Popchar is a program that puts strings in the DELc
buffer.  So if you put $FF in the buffer, and then go to your program and
UNDEL it, it will lock once it tokenizes.  If the program tries to execute
the character, it will crash, so put it somewhere where it won't be ran.

>I have seen all these programs i want to know HOW IT WORKS !!
>if anyone has helpfull information please post it ... Thanks
>>Exxon00 wrote:
>>

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Re: TI-H: No editing

From: "Andrew Boudreau" <johnpb@keynet.net>