TI Editor

TI-Program Editor for Voyage 200 is a software application that comprises intuitive tools for working with Texas instruments. It includes handy settings for creating and designing projects in this regard.

Rapid setup and simple interface

The entire installation procedure should be a fast and easy task. As for the interface, TI-Program Editor for Voyage 200 adopts a large window with a classical look and well-structured layout, where you can either create a new project by indicating a folder and variable name, or open an existing file related to Voyage 200, TI-92, TI-9x or TI-PE text.

Multiple functions and settings

When creating a new project, the tool automatically generates its structure made from algebra, character, control, I/O, international, math, matrix, statistics, system variables, table, variable, and catalog functions.

Writing code is a simple as writing text in a regular word processor. What’s more, some keys are assigned as shortcuts to commonly used functions, and these can be changed into something else.

You can undo and redo functions, use a search-and-replace tool, hide the function tree, show the syntax window to check for any errors, toggle window autofocus mode, increase the font size and use Bold font, as well as navigate to the previous or next tab. Once finished, the project can be saved to file and resumed later, or printed.

Evaluation and conclusion

There were no kind of issues in our tests, since the software utility did not freeze, crash or pop up error messages. As we expected, it had minimal impact on computer performance, running on low CPU and RAM. Although it does not come loaded with complex features and configuration settings, TI-Program Editor for Voyage 200 delivers a simple solution for editing and readying projects for Texas devices.

7. Line numbering is supported – It helps you debug your code easier. Remember how you always have to access “Go to Line…” button in default IBM TI editor.

8. Intelligent function help – has been integrated with the TM1Up TI Editor. Now all the functions and variables of turbo integrator are on your finger tips. Just press Ctrl + Space and here is your ready reference. No need to refer back to the IBM provided standard function reference every time you start writing something.

9. Different color icons in reference – We’ve set different icons for different type of elements such as rules functions, TI functions, local variables, global variables so that you can recognize the required type of elements easily.

10. Inline function parameter help – All the items in inline help have complete documentation with example. So you can see the use of item and its parameters as well. For example, if you write ‘CubeCreate‘ the inline help will show the detail of function, and the use of function with example; and on writing each parameter of function, the inline help will also show the use of each parameter with an example.