ICE Compiler

[Ti64CLi++]

Yes, it's the scientific E.
This my new program:

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[i]AAA
|EAA->*{Str0}
9->*{Str0+1}
0->*{Str0+2}
Disp Str0

If I launch it, just after I compile it, in ICE Compiler, he display AAA
But if I launch it out of ICE Compiler, my calc reboot

Edit : the [i] is the imaginary i and the |E is the scientific E

[PT_]

Congratz, you found a new bug in ICE

[Ti64CLi++]

Oh sorry. You'll have to busy on that.
I'm waiting for this new update

[PT_]

I've already fixed and uploaded the new ICE

[PT_]

I've created a new release, v2.1.3; many small things are fixed which I didn't test properly (read: not at all ). Hopefully everything is fine now!

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[Ti64CLi++]

Thanks a lot PT_

EDIT : I haven't my PC now but I'll try later, perhaps tomorrow

[Ti64CLi++]

I found a bug :
I tried to find the length of a string, and I used the length function.
But my string didn't begin at the same place all the time.
For that, I used an addition, with Str0+MAVAR.
If I try to compile my program, with length(Str0+MAVAR) nothing is wrong.
But if I try to change the 'way' of this line, and I put length(MAVAR+Str0), when I compile it, my calc reboot

[PT_]

I found a bug :
I tried to find the length of a string, and I used the length function.
But my string didn't begin at the same place all the time.
For that, I used an addition, with Str0+MAVAR.
If I try to compile my program, with length(Str0+MAVAR) nothing is wrong.
But if I try to change the 'way' of this line, and I put length(MAVAR+Str0), when I compile it, my calc reboot

Thanks for the report! The problem was an OS string as the second operand of an operator, like A+Str0. I will reupload soon

[Ti64CLi++]

An other problem :
With the new appvar (in v2.1.3.0 and later), there are some spaces between items in Trace menu.
I don't know if you understand, but I can't explain better
There are blank lines between some items in Trace menu

Edit : and an other bug : icon and description don't work in version 2.1.3.0

[Ti64CLi++]

I had an other problem :
I stored "Save 0" in Str0, and I tried to display a list, with 7 save, from save 0 to save 6. To do that, I did this code:

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"Save 0"->Str0
For theta,0,6
Output(2+theta,3,Str0
|E30+theta+1->*{Str0+5}
End

(The |E is the scientific E)
But, after I compiled it, he displays me something wrong, like Save!# on the first line, then Save!n, with n the good number, from 1 to 6.
But I didn't change the offset 4 of Str0.
And, because of that, my program doesn't work. When I open an appvar, named Appvarn with n the number chose before, then I store something in this appvar, but if later, I try to open this appvar, and to read whatever there is in this appvar, and I display the number got before, it's not the good number
And it's an appvar for a level, in a game I want to publish soon