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Petite mise a jour, j'ai echange le role de la touche doc et de la touche menu dans le shell pour etre analogue a ce qui se passe sur le reste de l'OS de la TI (le choix initial venait du fait que pour moi doc signifie documentation alors qu'en fait doc signifie document pour TI).

Mise a jour (synchronisation avec giac-1.6.0-39), avec quelques bugs en moins et quelques optimisations. Par exemple

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solve(exp(100x)+exp(-100x)=12,x)

Je suis en phase de test d'un mode examen compatible KhiCAS pour TI Nspire CX (CX uniquement, pas de support pour les CX II) que je compte rendre public tres bientot. Les enseignants de maths interesses pour tester en preview peuvent me contacter.

Je mets en ligne la version pour TI Nspire CX avec mode examen compatible KhiCAS.
https://www-fourier.univ-grenoble-alpes.fr/~parisse/ti/khicas.zip

Hi!
I am a big fan of your work and deeply thank you for the amazing tool that you have provided to everyone in the community.
Unfortunately, I am running into an inconvenience with the TI-Nspire CX II (Non-CAS), running version 5.2. KhiCAS randomly causes my calculator to reboot while I am using the application. There have been no steps that have triggered it as far as I have noticed, it just takes place at random. Also, after each reboot, ndless is always uninstalled and I keep having to reinstall it each time.
I was hoping you could guide me as to how I could fix this.
Again, great thanks for the incredible tool you've made and for the time you allocated for reading my message.

Unfortunately, I can not fix anything without any precision, in fact I can only fix reproducible bugs. For example the commandline that cause the crash, or a session.xws.tns, or if it's a GUI crash, what cause the crash.

parisse a écrit:Unfortunately, I can not fix anything without any precision, in fact I can only fix reproducible bugs. For example the commandline that cause the crash, or a session.xws.tns, or if it's a GUI crash, what cause the crash.

Hey, thanks for the reply.
I am fairly new to this community. Could you help me as to how I should share the commandline or session.xws.tns?
Thanks you

For the commandline, you can just type here as a reply what you typed on the calculator.
For adding a file to a post, in the "post reply" page (not the quick reply but the full editor), you can upload a file that will be attached to the post)

Oh okay.
But what exactly is the commandline anyway? I don't really get an error before or after my calculator reboots.
And I wasn't able to locate any sort of session file in My Documents either, so I don't really have anything to attach.
Thank you for the reply.

He means what you typed before the crash. THe calculations or whatever