TI-DOS

ninja_master · Post by **ninja_master** » Thu 11 May, 2006 9:16 pm

Hi guys I was getting sick of unlocking locking programs by hand so I made a DOS type program. Using many asm liberaries I made it look and work really cool like. There is over 30 functions. 12 Program Functions, 12 System Functions, and 7 Picture Functions. I even made my own little paint program that works with it.
Also you can use this program as a subprogram with just using the syntax in the readme and it will go right to the function instead of having to type it in. here is a list of the functions.

kalan_vod · Post by **kalan_vod** » Thu 11 May, 2006 10:40 pm

Sounds like fun, but where is the download?

ninja_master · Post by **ninja_master** » Thu 11 May, 2006 11:19 pm

Here is the download of TI-DOS v.0.91.

NanoWar · Post by **NanoWar** » Fri 12 May, 2006 2:24 pm

I would suggest "TI:/" instead of "C:/" and I would rather like longer commands than GC or ST or whatever.
The idea is nice, but I dislike the DOS behind it

Edit:
Why is there no "C:/HELP"?
How do you exit the "PIC/SL" command? (after I pressed enter)
How do you return from "C:/PIC" to "C:/" ?
What is XTEMP002 etc?
Try "C:/PIC/A". Note that there are many stupid people.
Press clear while in input and then type something. It writes TI-OS etc. Why?
When I am in "C:/Prgm/" I cant do "C:/Prgm/A", why?
I would make it possible to quit in every directory typing "X".

Post by **tr1p1ea** » Fri 12 May, 2006 3:59 pm

I remember seeing some DOS type programs a while ago for my 83 ... but none of those had any real functionality.

Good to see you are keping busy ninja_master

elfprince13 · Post by **elfprince13** » Fri 12 May, 2006 4:31 pm

make it so it can evaluate expressions using expr()

ninja_master · Post by **ninja_master** » Fri 12 May, 2006 8:49 pm

NanoWar wrote: Edit:
Why is there no "C:/HELP"?
How do you exit the "PIC/SL" command? (after I pressed enter)
How do you return from "C:/PIC" to "C:/" ?
What is XTEMP002 etc?
Try "C:/PIC/A". Note that there are many stupid people.
Press clear while in input and then type something. It writes TI-OS etc. Why?
When I am in "C:/Prgm/" I cant do "C:/Prgm/A", why?
I would make it possible to quit in every directory typing "X".

Okay, here is an answer to your questions
1. Thats what the readme is for. If I made one on the calc it would make the program huge.
2. A bug. Thanks for telling me. It is fixed now. It is sopposed to exit when you press [2nd].
2. Sorry about that. It wasn't in the readme. all you do is type in UP.
3. That is a temp program so that you don't have to have everything in the ram. Look at the xLib readme for more info.
4. I gotta fix that. It should say invalid command.
5. It always shows TI-DOS v.0.91 at the top of the screen. its just that when you press clear it erases it and the TI-DOS goes over it.
6. The readme may be a little confusing. all you have to do is type in "A TEST" from the prgm directory. You don't do "A" enter "TEST" enter. It doesn't matter what character is in the space.
7. The problem with that is that the command has to be at least 2 characters long or the program messes up.

I hope that answers everything. For my ver.0.97 the readme is a lot more clear. I am almost finished with it. If you find any more bugs tell me and I will be happy to fix them.

I will implement that elfprince13.

Post by **CDI** » Sat 13 May, 2006 6:51 pm

If you need any help, I think... *runs away for a min...* ta da this might help with some things, might not, idk, twas something I whipped up a few months back.

ninja_master · Post by **ninja_master** » Sat 13 May, 2006 8:29 pm

Guys if you can think of anything else that I can put in it I would be happy to do it.

Things to add
-Expessions
-Var directory
-String Functions

Things done
-Hide/unhide programs
-Image Editor
-Usage in programs

ninja_master · Post by **ninja_master** » Sun 11 Jun, 2006 2:06 am

I have TI-Dos v0.97 done. It is quite a lot better than the previous version. It has a lot of features. Download and Try it out

Download TI-Dos v0.97

anykey · Post by **anykey** » Sun 11 Jun, 2006 11:39 pm

Manual pages would be nice. You know, like in unix where you type 'man blah' and it tells you how to use everything? That would be useful.

Post by **benryves** » Mon 12 Jun, 2006 9:36 am

DOS does that too, 'help blah'