ti/flags.h
#include <ti/flags.h>
TI’s operating system has a lot of simple states it keeps track of, such as whether 2nd has been pressed. These settings are stored in a structure called the system flags, and can be accessed quickly by the OS. Most of these flags are useful only if you need to access OS mathematical or UI functions.
API Documentation
TI CE OS flags.
- Authors
Matt “MateoConLechuga” Waltz
Jacob “jacobly” Young
Defines
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OS_FLAG_ID(GROUP, MEMBER)
Converts a flag group name and member ID to a literal.
The
flag_
prefix is automatically taken care of.For example,
OS_FLAG_ID(INDIC, ENABLE)
- Parameters
GROUP – [in] Flag group name without the
OS_FLAG_
prefixMEMBER – [in] Flag item name without the
OS_FLAG_GROUP_
prefix
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os_SetFlag(GROUP, MEMBER)
Sets an OS flag to 1.
The
OS_FLAGS_
prefix and group prefix are added automatically for you.For example, instead of:
os_SetFlagByte(OS_FLAGS_INDIC, OS_FLAGS_INDIC_ENABLE);
you can do:
os_SetFlag(INDIC, ENABLE);
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os_ResetFlag(GROUP, MEMBER)
Clears an OS flag to 0.
See also
os_SetFlag
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os_TestFlag(GROUP, MEMBER)
Checks if an OS flag is set.
See also
os_SetFlag
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OS_FLAGS_TRIG
GROUP: Trig-related.
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OS_FLAGS_TRIG_DEGREES
Set for degrees, reset for radians.
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OS_FLAGS_KBD
GROUP: Keyboard scan control.
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OS_FLAGS_KBD_SCR
Scan Code Read.
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OS_FLAGS_KBD_KEYPRESS
Set if a key press is in the key press buffer.
See also
os_KbdScanCode
in<ti/getcsc.h>
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OS_FLAGS_DONE
GROUP: “Done”.
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OS_FLAGS_DONE_PRGM
Show “Done” after program exits.
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OS_FLAGS_EDIT
GROUP: OS edit buffer.
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OS_FLAGS_EDIT_OPEN
Set if an edit buffer is open.
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OS_FLAGS_ANS
GROUP: Ans variable flags.
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OS_FLAGS_ANS_SCROLL
Set if viewing Ans can scroll, must be reset to move cursor in edit buffer.
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OS_FLAGS_MON
GROUP: System monitor.
You generally should not mess with the system monitor unless you’re writing a flash application that integrates with the OS. And we can’t sign flash applications.
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OS_FLAGS_MON_ABANDON
Don’t start any long process in put away routine.
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OS_FLAGS_PLOT
GROUP: Plot screen.
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OS_FLAGS_PLOT_LOC
0=bkup and display, 1=display only.
By default, this memory is part of the C heap.
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OS_FLAGS_PLOT_DISP
1=plot is in display, 0=text in display, this also indicates whether graph is being shown or not
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OS_FLAGS_GRFMODE
GROUP: Graph mode.
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OS_FLAGS_GRFMODE_FUNC
Standard function graph Y=f(x)
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OS_FLAGS_GRFMODE_POLAR
Polar graph mode.
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OS_FLAGS_GRFMODE_PARAM
Parametric graph mode.
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OS_FLAGS_GRFMODE_RECUR
Sequence graph mode.
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OS_FLAGS_GRAPH
GROUP: Graph screen.
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OS_FLAGS_GRAPH_DRAW
Redraw graph screen.
On exit, this is automatically set by the C runtime.
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OS_FLAGS_GRAPH_CURSOR
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OS_FLAGS_GRF
GROUP: Graph screen format.
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OS_FLAGS_GRF_DOT
Draw dots instead of connecting points.
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OS_FLAGS_GRF_SIMUL
Draw all graphs simultaneously.
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OS_FLAGS_GRF_GRID
Display grid.
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OS_FLAGS_GRF_POLAR
Display polar coordinates.
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OS_FLAGS_GRF_NOCOORD
Hide coordinates.
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OS_FLAGS_GRF_NOAXIS
Hide X and Y axes.
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OS_FLAGS_GRF_LABEL
Show axis labels.
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OS_FLAGS_TEXT
GROUP: Text display.
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OS_FLAGS_TEXT_ERASEBELOW
Erase line below small char.
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OS_FLAGS_TEXT_SCROLLED
Screen has scrolled.
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OS_FLAGS_TEXT_INVERSE
Text in inverse color.
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OS_FLAGS_TEXT_INSMODE
Insert mode.
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OS_FLAGS_PARSER
GROUP: Parser (for BASIC and equations).
No useful equates for C programs.
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OS_FLAGS_PARSER2
GROUP: Parser.
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OS_FLAGS_PARSER2_NUMOP1
Signals a result in OP1.
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OS_FLAGS_NEWDISPF
GROUP: Derivative mode.
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OS_FLAGS_NEWDISPF_PRECLRFORMODE
1=HELP BLINK ON MODE SCREEN
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OS_FLAGS_NEWDISPF_ALLOWPROGTOKENS
1=allow programming tokens to be parsed in BASIC programs
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OS_FLAGS_APD
GROUP: Automatic Power-Down.
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OS_FLAGS_APD_ABLE
Enable APD.
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OS_FLAGS_APD_RUNNING
APD timer active.
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OS_FLAGS_APD_WARMSTART
1=calculator is turning on from APD or power loss
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OS_FLAGS_ON
GROUP: On key.
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OS_FLAGS_ON_PARSEINPUT
1=parse input when done
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OS_FLAGS_ON_RUNNING
“1=calculator is running” is literally all TI wrote
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OS_FLAGS_ON_INTERRUPT
On key has been pressed at some point.
If this is set, ERR:BREAK will be displayed when the program exits. This is automatically cleared by the C runtime on exit.
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OS_FLAGS_STATS
GROUP: Statistics.
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OS_FLAGS_STATS_VALID
Reset to recompute stat vars.
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OS_FLAGS_FMT
GROUP: Numeric format.
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OS_FLAGS_FMT_EXPONENT
1=show exponent, 0=no exponent
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OS_FLAGS_FMT_ENG
Engineering notation instead of scientific.
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OS_FLAGS_NUMMODE
GROUP: numMode.
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OS_FLAGS_FMT_REAL
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OS_FLAGS_FMT_RECT
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OS_FLAGS_FMT_POLAR
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OS_FLAGS_FMTOVERRIDE
GROUP: copy of fmtFlags with conversion override.
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OS_FLAGS_CURSOR
GROUP: Homescreen cursor.
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OS_FLAGS_CURSOR_ABLE
Cursor blinking enabled.
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OS_FLAGS_CURSOR_ON
Cursor is actually being shown this moment.
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OS_FLAGS_CURSOR_LOCK
1=cursor is locked off
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OS_FLAGS_CMD
GROUP: Command editor.
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OS_FLAGS_CMD_VIRGIN
Nothing has been typed so far.
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OS_FLAGS_CMD_EXEC
Need to execute a command.
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OS_FLAGS_APP
GROUP: Application stuff.
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OS_FLAGS_APP_WANTINTERRUPT
Want ON key interrupts.
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OS_FLAGS_APP_TEXTSAVE
1=save characters in textShadow
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OS_FLAGS_APP_AUTOSCROLL
1=auto-scroll text on last line
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OS_FLAGS_APP_MENUS
1=process keys that bring up menus, 0=check Lock menu flag
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OS_FLAGS_APP_LOCKMENUS
1=ignore menu keys, 0=switch to home screen and bring up menu
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OS_FLAGS_APP_CURGRAPHIC
1=graphic cursor
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OS_FLAGS_APP_CURWORD
1=text cursor covers entire word
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OS_FLAGS_APP_EXIT
1=application handles [EXIT] key itself
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OS_FLAGS_RCL
GROUP: Recall queue.
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OS_FLAGS_RCL_ENABLEQUEUE
Enable recall queue.
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OS_FLAGS_SEQ
GROUP: Sequential graph.
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OS_FLAGS_SEQ_WEBMODE
0 = NORMAL SEQ MODE, 1 = WEB MODE
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OS_FLAGS_SEQ_WEBVERT
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OS_FLAGS_SEQ_UV
U vs.
V
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OS_FLAGS_SEQ_VW
V vs.
W
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OS_FLAGS_SEQ_UW
U vs.
W
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OS_FLAGS_PROMPT
GROUP: Prompt line.
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OS_FLAGS_PROMPT_EDIT
Editing in prompt buffer.
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OS_FLAGS_INDIC
GROUP: Run indicator.
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OS_FLAGS_INDIC_ENABLE
Set to enable run indicator.
The C runtime resets this automatically.
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OS_FLAGS_INDIC_INUSE
indicator save area in use=1, free=0
resetting will disable 2nd while in _getkey
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OS_FLAGS_SHIFT
GROUP: [2nd] and [ALPHA].
See also
os_GetKey
See also
sys/getkey.h
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OS_FLAGS_SHIFT_2ND
[2nd] has been pressed
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OS_FLAGS_SHIFT_ALPHA
[ALPHA] has been pressed
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OS_FLAGS_SHIFT_LOWERCASE
Little-a mode.
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OS_FLAGS_SHIFT_ALPHALOCK
[2nd]+[ALPHA]
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OS_FLAGS_SHIFT_KEEPALPHA
1=cannot cancel alpha shift
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OS_FLAGS_TABLE
GROUP: Graph table screen.
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OS_FLAGS_TABLE_AUTOFILL
1=prompt, 0=fillAuto
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OS_FLAGS_TABLE_AUTOCALC
1=prompt, 0=CalcAuto
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OS_FLAGS_TABLE_RETABLE
0=table is okay, 1=must recompute table.
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OS_FLAGS_TRACE
GROUP: Trace.
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OS_FLAGS_TRACE_EXPRESSION
set to hide expression while tracing
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OS_FLAGS_STATS2
GROUP: More stats.
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OS_FLAGS_STATS2_DIAGNOSTICS
1 = stat diagnostics on
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OS_FLAGS_STATS2_NODEL
1 = don’t delete stats
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OS_FLAGS_GRAPH2
GROUP: Graph screen.
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OS_FLAGS_GRAPH2_SPLITOVERRIDE
0 = force full screen with ParseInp, or something
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OS_FLAGS_ASM1
GROUP: Intentionally unused by TI, available for programs!
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OS_FLAGS_ASM2
GROUP: Intentionally unused by TI, available for programs!
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OS_FLAGS_ARCHIVE
GROUP: Archive stuff.
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OS_FLAGS_ARCHIVE_CHECKBATTERY
1 = check battery levels in Arc_Unarc first and throw error if low
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OS_FLAGS_GETSEND
FLAGS.
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OS_FLAGS_GETSEND_COMFAILED
1 = Get/Send Communication Failed
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OS_FLAGS_SELFTEST
GROUP: Self-test screen.
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OS_FLAGS_SELFTEST_RESETONPOWERON
1 = Force RAM reset when APD disabled on next power on
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OS_FLAGS_LOWERCASE
GROUP: Enable lowercase flag.
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OS_FLAGS_LOWERCASE_ENABLE
Enable lowercase flag.
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OS_FLAGS_CONTEXT
GROUP: Context vectors.
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OS_FLAGS_CONTEXT_NOCXPUTAWAY
1 = do not call cxPutAway routine
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OS_FLAGS_STATUSBAR
FLAGS.
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OS_FLAGS_STATUSBAR_NOBARMODE
1 = abort drawing of statusbar mode, like “TEST MODE ENABLED
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OS_FLAGS_API1
FLAGS.
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OS_FLAGS_API1_APPALLOWCONTEXT
app wants context changes to happen
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OS_FLAGS_API1_APPRUNNING
app is currently running
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OS_FLAGS_API1_APPRETKEYOFF
1 = GetKey returns kOff when [2nd]+[ON] pressed
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OS_FLAGS_API2
FLAGS.
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OS_FLAGS_API3
FLAGS.
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OS_FLAGS_API4
FLAGS.
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OS_FLAGS_API4_CELLOVERRIDE
use cell override
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OS_FLAGS_API4_FULLSCRNDRAW
DRAW INTO LAST ROW/COL OF SCREEN.
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OS_FLAGS_XAP0
GROUP: External apps.
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OS_FLAGS_XAP0_MOUSE
Used by mouse cursor routines.
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OS_FLAGS_XAP1
GROUP: External apps.
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OS_FLAGS_XAP2
GROUP: External apps.
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OS_FLAGS_XAP3
GROUP: External apps.
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OS_FLAGS_FONT
FLAGS.
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OS_FLAGS_FONT_FRACDRAWLFONT
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OS_FLAGS_FONT_FRACTALLLFONT
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OS_FLAGS_FONT_CUSTOMFONT
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OS_FLAGS_HOOKS1
GROUP: OS hooks, also scriptFlag, rclFlag2, backGroundLink.
You should generally not touch these. The SDK does not have any explicit OS hook support.
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OS_FLAGS_HOOKS1_ALT_ON
run ONSCRPT at startup
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OS_FLAGS_HOOKS1_ALT_OFF
run OFFSCRPT at shutdown
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OS_FLAGS_HOOKS1_USERCLQUEUEEND
1 = external mode
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OS_FLAGS_HOOKS1_IGNOREBPLINK
1 = override flag for link activity hook
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OS_FLAGS_HOOKS1_BPLINKON
1 = link activity hook active
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OS_FLAGS_HOOKS1_ENABLEKEYECHO
1 = sends keypresses back to connected calc as remote control packets (with GetCSC vs.
GetKey codes…really dumb, TI)
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OS_FLAGS_HOOKS1_NOTEMPDELETE
1 = do not delete temporary programs at homescreen
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OS_FLAGS_HOOKS2
FLAGS; also sysHookFlg.
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OS_FLAGS_HOOKS2_GETCSC
1 = GetCSC hook active
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OS_FLAGS_HOOKS2_LIBRARY
1 = library hook active
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OS_FLAGS_HOOKS2_HOMESCREEN
1 = homescreen hook active
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OS_FLAGS_HOOKS2_RAWKEY
1 = raw key hook active
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OS_FLAGS_HOOKS2_CATALOG2
1 = catalog 2 hook active
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OS_FLAGS_HOOKS2_CURSOR
1 = cursor hook active
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OS_FLAGS_HOOKS3
FLAGS; also sysHookFlg1.
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OS_FLAGS_HOOKS3_TOKEN
1 = token hook active
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OS_FLAGS_HOOKS3_LOCALIZE
1 = localize hook active
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OS_FLAGS_HOOKS3_WINDOW
1 = window hook active
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OS_FLAGS_HOOKS3_GRAPH
1 = graph hook active
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OS_FLAGS_HOOKS3_YEQU
1 = Y= hook active
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OS_FLAGS_HOOKS3_FONT
1 = font hook active
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OS_FLAGS_HOOKS3_REGRAPH
1 = regraph hook active
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OS_FLAGS_HOOKS3_DRAWING
1 = drawing hook active
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OS_FLAGS_HOOKS4
FLAGS; also sysHookFlag2.
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OS_FLAGS_HOOKS4_TRACE
1 = trace hook active
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OS_FLAGS_HOOKS4_PARSER
1 = parser hook active
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OS_FLAGS_HOOKS4_APPCHANGE
1 = app change hook active
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OS_FLAGS_HOOKS4_CATALOG1
1 = catalog 1 hook active
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OS_FLAGS_HOOKS4_HELP
1 = help hook active
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OS_FLAGS_HOOKS4_CXREDISP
1 = cxRedisp hook active
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OS_FLAGS_HOOKS4_MENU
1 = menu hook active
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OS_FLAGS_HOOKS4_SILENTLINK
1 = silent link hook active
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OS_FLAGS_HOOKS5
FLAGS.
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OS_FLAGS_HOOKS5_USBACTIVITY
1 = USB activity hook active
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OS_FLAGS_PLOT3
GROUP: Plot screen.
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OS_FLAGS_PLOT3_BUFFERONLY
Draw commands only draw to buffer, not screen.
Will corrupt heap in default configuration.
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OS_FLAGS_PLOT3_USEFASTCIRC
Use fast circle routine, which does not pay attention to the aspect ratio of X/Y min/max.
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OS_FLAGS_KEYBOARD
GROUP: Originally TI-Keyboard accessory, probably now USB keyboards.
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OS_FLAGS_KEYBOARD_DEFAULTS
1 = GetKey returns extended keycodes with TI-Keyboard
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OS_FLAGS_SILENTLINK
FLAGS.
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OS_FLAGS_SILENTLINK_ACTIVE
SE/84+ silent link is active.
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OS_FLAGS_EXTRAHOOKS
GROUP: Even more hooks.
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OS_FLAGS_EXTRAHOOKS_CHECKCAT2VER
1 = check catalog 2 hook’s version before executing it (and error or take other action if so)
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OS_FLAGS_EXTRAHOOKS_OPENLIBACTIVE
1 = OpenLib( was successfully called on a Flash application (ExecLib will error if zero)
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OS_FLAGS_CLOCK
GROUP: Clock.
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OS_FLAGS_CLOCK_NOTMDYMODE
0 = M/D/Y format
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OS_FLAGS_CLOCK_ISYMDMODE
1 = Y/M/D format
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OS_FLAGS_CLOCK_IS24HOUR
1 = clock in 24 hour mode
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OS_FLAGS_CLOCK_INAFTERNOON
1 = current time is in afternoon (PM) (I think)
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OS_FLAGS_CLOCK_USETOKENSINSTRING
1 = use tokens instead of characters when displaying clock as string (for getTmStr and getDtStr vs.
MODE screen) (keep this reset)
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OS_FLAGS_CLOCK_DISPLAYCLOCK
1 = display clock (this is set every second, reset otherwise)
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OS_FLAGS_CLOCK_CLOCKON
1 = clock on
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OS_FLAGS_MATHPRINT
GROUP: MathPrint.
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OS_FLAGS_MATHPRINT_ENABLED
1 = use mathprint styling
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OS_FLAGS_BOOTMENU
FLAGS.
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OS_FLAGS_BOOTMENU_DISPINITIALMENU
1 = don’t display the initial boot menu
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OS_FLAGS_BACKLIGHT
FLAGS.
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OS_FLAGS_BACKLIGHT_RESTORE
1 = restore lcd brightness when needed
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OS_FLAGS_GRAPH3
FLAGS.
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OS_FLAGS_GRAPH3_DRAWLABELS
1 = don’t draw Graph Labels (this is usually reset anyway)
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OS_FLAGS_PUTMAP
GROUP: putMap.
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OS_FLAGS_PUTMAP_USEPIXELSHADOW2
1 = use pixelshadow2, not pixelshadow
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OS_FLAGS_PUTMAP_USECOLOR
1 = use custom color
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OS_FLAGS_GRAPHDISP
FLAGS.
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OS_FLAGS_GRAPHDISP_BACKGROUNDVALID
1 = items in graph background are still valid
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os_Flags
Functions
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void os_SetFlagByte(int offset, uint8_t set)
Set a particular OS flag.
- Parameters
offset – [in] Offset to particular flag in list
set – [in] Bitmask of flag to set
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uint8_t os_GetFlagByte(int offset)
Get a particular OS flag.
- Parameters
offset – [in] Offset to particular flag in list
- Returns
Bitmask of flag
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int os_TestFlagBits(uint16_t offset_pattern)
Check OS flag bits.
- Parameters
offset_pattern – High 8 is unsigned offset, low 8 is bits to test
- Returns
1 if set, 0 if not set
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void os_SetFlagBits(int16_t offset_pattern)
Set OS flag bits.
- Parameters
offset_pattern – High 8 is unsigned offset, low 8 is bits to test
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void os_ResetFlagBits(int16_t offset_pattern)
Clear OS flag bits.
- Parameters
offset_pattern – High 8 is unsigned offset, low 8 is bits to test
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bool os_TestFlagBitsFast(uint16_t offset_pattern)
Faster (and worse) test of OS flag bits.
Note
This function is only available on OS 5.3.6 or later.
Warning
Has a bug if bits and flags are all set!
- Parameters
offset_pattern – High 8 is unsigned offset, low 8 is bits to test