Huge bandwidth for such a tiny question.dvm@onemedicine.ca wrote:How does one get the x=y command to test the alpha response, either Y or N?
01 "Y"
02 ASTO Y
03 "CAT? Y/N?"
04 AON
05 STOP
06 AOFF
07 ASTO X
08 X=Y?
09 GTO A
10▶LBL B
...
nn▶LBL A
...
LBL 41 "F,X,C,L, OK ESC" AVIEW \ ENTER key was hit. Display the number-entry menu. Key numbers 21, 64, 13, 33, 42, & 15.
LBL 01 GETKEY 1 + \ Label 01 is not actually in the program below, since it's not needed.
SF 25 GTO IND X GTO 41 \ If no key was pressed, GETKEY gives 0, you add 1, and loop again. Invalid key will
\ flash display once and repeat. GTO 41 (not 01) because of LCD rotate bug.
dvm@onemedicine.ca wrote:(The GETKEY command freaks me out, sorry Garth).
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CAT=1 DOG=0?
PROMPT
X=0?
GTO 02
GTO 03
LBL 02
Parameters for dog
GTO 04 [for output]
LBL 03
Parameters for cat
LBL04 [for output]
"CAT=1 DOG=0?"
PROMPT
X=0?
GTO 02
Parameters for cat
GTO 04 [for output]
LBL 02
Parameters for dog
LBL04 [for output]
What is the HP41 language called and is there a method to calculate how many bytes a series of steps is?
dvm@onemedicine.ca wrote:Using the clumsy:
CAT=1 DOG=0?
PROMPT
...
SF 27 [set USER mode]
"CAT=A DOG=B?"
PROMPT
LBL A
Parameters for cat
GTO 04 [for output]
LBL B
Parameters for dog
LBL04 [for output]
dvm@onemedicine.ca wrote:As an aside, in grad school I used a HP71 for my mathematical modelling course to avoid walking across the campus to get prints-outs.
I learned HP Basic and how to use the machine for that course
and then it all completely faded and 71 gathered dust
This devise must have freaked-out engineers, engineering students at the time.
What happened? What out-competed it?
Judging from what I hear from Antoni Lagana and engineers like yourself, on the forum, the 41 has become a bit of a subculture. With that in mind, what is the present and newer generation engineers using?
dvm@onemedicine.ca wrote:[For the 71,] Antonio is getting an interface that allows connecting to an iPad to speed up typing.
dvm@onemedicine.ca wrote:Before I hit the hay, can this be done?
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"CAT=C DOG=D?"
PROMPT
LBL C
...
someone pointed out that there was already an unrelated language with that name
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