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From MWM1757%TNTECH.BITNET@VM1.NoDak.EDU Fri Apr 20 10:38:02 1990
Date: Fri, 20 Apr 90 00:56:00 CDT
Reply-To: HP-48 - HP-48sx Hand Held System <HP-48@VM1.NoDak.EDU>
Sender: HP-48 - HP-48sx Hand Held System <HP-48@VM1.NoDak.EDU>
From: MWM1757%TNTECH.BITNET@VM1.NoDak.EDU
Subject: RCL Defined Key
To: Multiple recipients of list HP-48 <HP-48@NDSUVM1>
Well, we finally got our own list, so I decided to post some
stuff...I'm sorry to those of you who have serial interfaces because
this program doesn't have the special character symbols - I'm not sure
of them so I was afraid I would mess it up. Anyway, this program is
actually a program inside of a key definition.
If you are into redefining keys, like myself, you probably are
missing a RCL command for individual keys(like ASN). This makes editing
individual keys much easier...
Also, I used the TMENU command to simulate the right-shifted
modes menu. I did this because I wanted RCL right there next to ASN.
You've essentially added a command to the calculator. OK, I've rambled
enough.
One more thing - execute the program just like ASN : put the
key number location on the stack...
<< { ASN { Rcl << RCLKEYS DUP
ROT POS IF DUP THEN 1 - GET
ELSE DROP2 END >> } STOKEYS
RCLKEYS DELKEYS MENU CST
TMENU RCLMENU STOF RCLF SF
CF FS? FC? FS?C FC?C } TMENU >>
Then,
23.3
ASN
and it's all ready!
Like I said, I'm sorry about the format...I have a serial cable
on order...As soon as I get it I'll post bunches of stuff!
-Mike Morrison
Tenn. Tech. Univ.