[TI-HEX] Misc. hex codes

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[TI-HEX] Misc. hex codes

Post by Loki »

For those of you who use hex in BASIC programs, here is some useful stuff:

Getkey (stores into variable A and uses the BASIC keycodes):
EF7045EF4447FE0028F6EF5641EFBA43EFC54121410027984EFD44AC9

Shutdown calc:
3E01D30DFBC9

Invert graph:
EF70450600165F26020E3F1E3FEFE04779FE002806C6FF4F5F18F2C9

Free RAM (stores into variable A):
EFE542EF9247EF5641EFBA43EFC541214100227984EFD44AC9

Enale/disable lowercase:
21148A3E08AE77C9

Clear graph screen:
EFD04BC9

Run indicator off:
EF7045C9

Entire grph screen black:
21409311419301FF0236FFEDB0EF6A48C9

Clear LCD:
EF4045C9

Un/Archive programs (usage: asm(prgmARCH:Archive prgmA:UnArchive prgmB:asm(prgmARCH ) :
21F8893E02AE77C9
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Post by threefingeredguy »

Gekey with asm is slower than getkey. You have to do asm(prgmGetkey which is MUCH slower. I like the others though.
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Post by Andy_J »

_getKey returns much more information about the keys, though!
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Post by KevinJB »

Andy's got a point, although it pauses it does give multiple keypresses :-)
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Post by Loki »

I use ExecAsm( for my hexing needs; that tends to be faster than programs. Also if anyone has any more to contribute, feel free.
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Post by DarkerLine »

I have compiled a list of what I thought were useful hex codes at
http://mpl.unitedti.org/2005/11/hex-codes.html
If anyone has any suggestions/requests, post them on that page.
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