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[noname11]

I have made a nice posting at Omnimaga recently and put some OS 2.0 tricks there.
So if you are interested, have a look here: http://www.omnimaga....14234#msg114234

For instance, programming a shell-like interface is pretty easy in BASIC - now that we have strings.
Writing a parser, however, is still painful and I did only a few tests back in 2009.

You may also be interested in two of my BASIC tutorials:
- One deals with compression techniques and using this for strings on older devices
- The other one gives an introduction to menu programming

Unfortunately, both are in German and I don't have the time to translate them adequately.
If you have any difficulties reading those, then use Google Translate of course.

Edited by cfxm, 28 January 2011 - 03:38 PM.

[noname11]

Also interesting:

Dynamic lists (German): http://casiofans.de/...php?f=59&t=3685
Dynamic matrices (German): http://casiofans.de/...php?f=50&t=3814
Prizm string colors (English): http://www.omnimaga....02131#msg202131

[flyingfisch]

Very nice! BTW: what s a parser? and how does this shell like interface work? also, will this work on fx-9860GII also?

[noname11]

what s a parser?

http://en.wikipedia....mming_languages

How does this shell like interface work?

You type some commands and then the program does some predefined stuff.

Will this work on fx-9860GII also?

This has been designed on an fx-9860G.

[flyingfisch]

Cool! I'm currently porting this to luaFX, BTW

[noname11]

This was a demo only. I guess, we don't need a shell on the fx-9860G at all.

[TeamFX]

[Fixed some links]

I have made a nice posting at Omnimaga recently and put some OS 2.0 tricks there.
So if you are interested, have a look here: http://www.omnimaga....8358/#msg168358

Prizm string colors (English): http://www.omnimaga....6255/#msg256255

Edited by TeamFX, 25 May 2014 - 12:04 PM.