Wow. U guys still intrested in program? Ok. THe files got delted in a calculator reset so I'll start over.
It's a shame that happened. Did you know you can "back up" and recover lost programs?
Several years ago, I programmed this calculator a lot (TI-84 plus).
Here is my 16k application (Program Manager) which I made which lets you do all types of things with programs (perhaps you have heard of
prgm hiding and
prgm protecting before).
To recover, go to "Manage All"->"More".
- To backup a prgm, simply archive it. If it is later put in RAM again, and the RAM gets cleared, you can recover it with my app (you must garbage collect the first time after you install my app).
- The only difference between my "archive all" routine and my "backup" routine is that my "backup" routine will leave all programs which were in RAM in RAM, but my "archive all" routine will obviously put all prgms in the archive.
- Note that all prgm backups are deleted after a garbage collect. (My "backup" routine asks you to garbage collect only because of this reason, but you can simply backup a prgm simply by archiving it outside of my application like normal: you just need to use my app to recover a lost prgm from a RAM clear).
- Since a garbage collect clears all previous backups, if after a while, you have multiple copies of the same prgm backed up and it becomes to "crowded", just run a garbage collect for a fresh start.
- As implied in the last statement, you can use this app to backup as many copies of the same prgm as you like, simply by archiving it each time. I believe the latest backup is shown in my app first (so you have to press the down arrow and put the backup into RAM until you find the version of the prgm you are looking for). This comes in handy when you are programming on the calculator because it's saving multiple copies just in case you mess up and wish to revert back to a previous change.
- Just in case you are curious, I didn't program the assembly prgms: I just used Ti-BASIC to make an interface.
EDIT:
Another fun routine you will see in my app (which I have not seen anywhere) is a program counter. (It counts how many unhidden prgms are on your calc.)
Also, did you know that this calculator can play music? I made a timer prgm (not accurate though) in the past and, when the timer was finished, my calculator, which was plugged into speakers, sent a beeping sound to the speakers!
In addition, I made an app which was an improvement to a music-making program (the interface resembles a music staff). (I mainly implemented a saving feature to save your songs so that you could have as many as your calculator can hold in the archive!)
In that app, I have also used someone's Morse Code, and thus you can type in a message in English, and the calculator will play the Morse Code on your speakers (or headphones).
You just need to go to Radio Shack and purchase a
3.5mm To 2.5mm Stereo Audio Adapter which fits into your calc and for which you plug your speaker or headset into. (You can buy it from Radio Shack, if you live in the US.)
EDIT2:
Here is a program someone made which you can record a real music clip (or clip from a movie, etc.) to your calc in the for of a large application. You just need to go get that adapter! Lastly, on this
programmer's page, he has a clip from the film "Brave Heart" there!
)... My calculator ran out of battery today (Back up is out also) so I lost a bit of the code (I changed a bit on the calculator. I still have backups on the computer though - phew... Minor setback...)
