TI BASIC Programming

[Joe]

Yup. I've become re-interested in it a little bit. What I'm out to do right now is port SCKMG to TI-BASIC and leave it running overnight. =)

Anyhow, Brendan came up to me iin 6th hour Composition and hes like "Write me a program." I responded in the following manner.

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:Lbl 1
:Disp "Hello World"
:Goto 1

I ran it and said "Good luck stoping that thing." Of course, Francis hops in with his mad Second+Off break combo. It was still funny.

Anyhow, does anyone have any TI-BASIC references? I need to learn some basic stuff (I know asignment statments, STO), such as xor, or, and stuff. Also, how would I cast a number to a string.
1[STO]A
1[STO]B
A+B=2
I want A+B=11

Thanks guys

[Newby]

You suck, and so does everybody you know in real life.

[RoMi]

You don't even need 2nd-Off just click on, therefore causing a break in the loop.  Anyways, I know TI-Basic, tought myself in math last year.

[MyndFyre]

Using a binary interface, write an implementation of Berkeley Sockets, then write an OS that extends TI-BASIC to understand socket commands.  Then write a Battle.net bot!

[Blaze]

x86] link=topic=3561.msg36365#msg36365 date=1130898839]
Using a binary interface, write an implementation of Berkeley Sockets, then write an OS that extends TI-BASIC to understand socket commands.  Then write a Battle.net bot!

Then build an ethernet port for the calculator... wow.. that sounds so weird.

[Ergot]

http://www.ticalc.org/archives/news/articles/0/2/2355.html

[rabbit]

x86] link=topic=3561.msg36365#msg36365 date=1130898839]
Using a binary interface, write an implementation of Berkeley Sockets, then write an OS that extends TI-BASIC to understand socket commands.  Then write a Battle.net bot!

Then build an ethernet port for the calculator... wow.. that sounds so weird.

The TI-89 (and + and Titanium) have a USB port, and another one I haven't gotten a good look at.  Everyone in my Number Theory uses 83's, and we call Sang's (he has an 89 Tit) the computer.