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 I've ridden the real Segway many times and I think it is a truly remarkable machine and worth every cent (if you have enough cents to spend on it). - sanddrag [more] |
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True, but I don't really feel like reverse-engineering hex code. What I am considering doing, however, is using the Compile function to check syntax and then do my own processing, still based on the original ASCII code. Anyway, I just finished modifying RoboGUI and RoboEmu, and will release them as soon as I mail Parallax my signed license agreement to redistribute their library. Arghh... why couldn't they have open-sourced it (or even better, GPl'd it)?!?
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