Il permet donc de se passer du logiciel officiel pour pouvoir voir en action vos programmes Lua.
Il redimensionne également si l'écran est plus gros.
Voir le post original : viewtopic.php?f=19&t=8900
Pour l'instant le programme n'est pas public.
Post original :
jimbauwens wrote:Hello
Just wanted to show a little project I'm busy on.
As some of you know, I mainly develop on Linux. This means testing Nspire Lua programs is a bit harder.
Nspire_emu works fine, but there is no mouse support.
That is why I set out to create something to run Lua programs natively (meaning without emulation) on my computer.
I started 2 days ago, and here is the result:
EEPro runs pretty good : http://bwns.be/jim/pcspire1.gif
Tetris: http://bwns.be/jim/pcspire2.gif
It even correctly sets the Lua screen variables if the window is bigger: http://bwns.be/jim/india.gif
I use the Löve Lua framework, since it was also event based and that made stuff a bit easier.
What do you lads think of it?
Edit: colors are bad because of screen recorder