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[KuriKuri]

Hi guys, I'm quite new here. Can anyone give me some tips on writting a program to project a "Reset! Initialize all" screen. Instead of clearing the main memory, I want to just project the image. Or does such a program exist already? I couldn't find it with the search.

Just to add on. I don't intend to display things in character format. I would like to output on the screen pixels and spaces. If possible, please teach me how to do that on Casio's BASIC.

Edited by KuriKuri, 17 March 2009 - 04:36 PM.

[mintsmike]

Welcome to the UCF,

Would you like to actually initialize the calculator (clear the mems) or would you just like to make a program to tell the user to do so (which is unnecessary and absolutely insane).

mintsmike.

[KuriKuri]

Erm...I would like to write a program, either using the GC's BASIC, or SDK (I still haven't really figured out that one yet, even though I've done quite a lot of C++), that displays, in pixels, any image I want. Something like the bitmap editor. Simply put, I want to be able to display the screen, with the prompt that comes up when you Initialise All, anytime at will.


This is what I want to display, just by running a program.

Edited by KuriKuri, 17 March 2009 - 04:51 PM.

[mintsmike]

I am 99% sure that this is not possible. You are asking to portray a pop-up window, which you cannot do in standard program mode. You would need to use the SDK to do this (of which i am not familiar), but that would require the use of a addin, which is not technically a program like you showed.

Sorry I could not be of more help.

[KuriKuri]

Aren't there already methods and ways to print out pixels? Or something similar to the bitmap image edittor but on a larger scale. Alternatively, is there any way to prevent g1a files from being removed after initializing?

[mintsmike]

Yes, I am sure that you can find several programs to protect your addins on the File Sharing section of the UCF! .

Regards,
mintsmike

[KuriKuri]

I can't seem to find anything to protect my addins, anyone has one to share?

[mintsmike]

Try kucalc. He should know where you can find one. I think that program is named something like 'Hal'.

[mintsmike]

KuriKuri,

After searching the UCN file sharing pages, I finally found what you are looking for. The previous guest post didnt really hold that much information so here you go:

Find it here: http://www.casiocalc...0G.casm#totitle

The program is named HULL 1.0. Put it on your calculator and all should become clear.

Sorry about the delay in finding the answer to your problem,

Regards,
{mintsmike}

[KuriKuri]

Thank you so much! It worked like a charm.