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Date: 14 Dec 2018 23:51
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I want to use an hexidecimal assembly program to store the cursor selection characters (particularly the checkerboard, but also the alpha, 2nd, alpha underscore, lowercase, lowercase underscore, and lowercase 2nd) into a string on my TI-84+CE. Does anybody have a hex code to do this? I found one old one after digging around on the site:
:Asm84CEPrgm
:EFD74A
:EFEF4A
:7B
:EF0445
:C9
Unfortunately, it does not work on my TI-84+CE. Anybody have a solution?
Could you link the page where you found the code please? It might be easier to create your own sprites of 2nd, alpha, and lowercase alpha, but I don't know what you mean by the other ones you mentioned. You could do it in Basic but might slow down your program if you draw the sprite too often. I know assembly is hard to learn, but creating a sprite in it seems easier than looking through the documentation for special characters/sprites or trying to find the error in that hex code.
4920616D204261746D616E
It was somewhere in the forums, for some reason I can’t seem to find it again…