kommissar

I forgot to test it with extended basic, not sure how robust it is with different configurations. After enthusing endlessly to my coworkers (most of whom weren't born when I got my TI) about an "escape from the sandbox" it turned out that one of them had a website with tons of TI-99/4A cartridge ROMs plus two TI computers at home. He brought one in (foolishly got rid of mine in the 90s) and I laboriously typed in the whole program (this is before I found the oldcs1 utility). Anyway, here's some source code used to re-make the lines program. You can do a lot ~110 bytes at a time linesBasic.zip.zip

I just noticed playground a couple months ago after downloading a newer copy of classic99. Amazing!! Congratulations to James Abbatiello and Harry Wilhelm. What a difference this would have made 35 years ago. I tinkered with the loader a little bit to make a program that could be typed in by hand, and here is the result - the Mini-Memory Module lines demonstration program for TI Basic on a bare console. If anyone is interested I'll upload the source code later. linesBasic.txt