Orgams - The Users Speak!

Hicks: It shouldn't be.
This buffer is only cleared with CTRL-N.

Can you reproduce the problem?

I will try.
Another strange thing:

8 ** [
   2 ** BYTE #
   2 ** BYTE #+64
]

Generate #00,#01,#40,#41,... instead of #00,#00,#40,#40,...

Maybe confusing, not strange at all! The `#` is the innermost counter (associated with 2 **).

You want:

8 ** [
    2 ** BYTE ##
    2 ** BYTE ##+64
]

About the "CTRL-DEL / CTRL+P problem", I tried again and the buffer is still here... So I guess I pressed CTRL+N by reflex last time.

Ok for the "repeted byte problem", it's a little bit confusing but we just have to know how to avoid the issue.

Sorry for those two fake bug report news!

It's not that confusing. Consider:

   3 ** BYTE #   ; Gives 1, 2, 3

1 ** [
   3 ** BYTE #   ; Also gives 1, 2, 3
]

The assembler cannot read your mind and associate # with the counter you are thinking of.
So it's best:
* To be consistent (# is always the innermost counter)
* Make sure 1 ** [ CODE ] is equivalent to CODE.

Considering using CONTROL-f1 to CONTROL-f9 to switch between opened files.

* Pro: More handy than cycling through files. You quickly memorize which number is which file (also it will be
* Con: Limited to 9 files.


What do you think?

A tip from Orgams' coder himself.

Since CTRL-ENTER now works in comments, you can put a table of content as the top or bottom of your source:

  ; Shortcuts:
  ; - params
  ; - start
  ; - gen_texture
  ; - frame1
  ; - frame2
  ; - variables