wraggster
November 25th, 2007, 02:31
marovada (http://freescifistories.wordpress.com/) has updated Wee Basic with a new release, heres the details:
version 0.3
fixed:
- editor: return key swallowing a character
- editor: hopefully fixed remaining save bugs
added/changed:
- basic programs now have access to both DS screens and stylus input
- hide or show keyboard with commands 'keyhide' and 'keyshow'
- you must hide the keyboard before printing to, or using graphics on, the bottom screen
- cls, print, plot and line can now be used on both DS screens. You must specify a screen number. Syntax is now (s= screen number 0 or 1):
print s [at x,y] <string or variable>
plot s x,y,colour
line s x1,y1,x2,y2,colour
cls s
(s = screen number 0 or 1)
- stylus coordinates can be obtained using stx() and sty()
eg, let sx=stx() let sxy=sty()
- check whether bottom screen has been touched with stt()
eg, let touched=stt()
stt() returns 1 for touched and 0 for not touched
- new example showing the above features
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version 0.3
fixed:
- editor: return key swallowing a character
- editor: hopefully fixed remaining save bugs
added/changed:
- basic programs now have access to both DS screens and stylus input
- hide or show keyboard with commands 'keyhide' and 'keyshow'
- you must hide the keyboard before printing to, or using graphics on, the bottom screen
- cls, print, plot and line can now be used on both DS screens. You must specify a screen number. Syntax is now (s= screen number 0 or 1):
print s [at x,y] <string or variable>
plot s x,y,colour
line s x1,y1,x2,y2,colour
cls s
(s = screen number 0 or 1)
- stylus coordinates can be obtained using stx() and sty()
eg, let sx=stx() let sxy=sty()
- check whether bottom screen has been touched with stt()
eg, let touched=stt()
stt() returns 1 for touched and 0 for not touched
- new example showing the above features
Download and Give Feedback Via Comments