16 Oct
2012
16 Oct
'12
8:38 p.m.
Hey HP gurus, trying to read printouts from HP 67 programs and run them on my new HP35s
Does this R-> in the printout mean an enter keypress?
In general is there an interpretation of HP 65 program printouts to the associated keys?
Randy
17 Oct
17 Oct
12:01 a.m.
On Wed, Oct 17, 2012 at 5:38 AM, Randy Dawson <rdawson16 at hotmail.com> wrote:
Hey HP gurus, trying to read printouts from HP 67 programs and run them on
my new HP35s
Does this R-> in the printout mean an enter keypress?
My guess would be either R->P, stack roll down or stack roll up. It should
be possible to decide between these by studying the code :-)
Note: if the listings you're trying to port are actually from web pages (as
opposed to actual printouts), it could be that there are hints on the web
pages about how some of the "special" symbols are represented.
5:16 a.m.
MOHP www.hpmuseum.org is the place you should find the answer.
-Rik
Op 17 okt. 2012 om 05:38 heeft Randy Dawson <rdawson16 at hotmail.com> het volgende
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Hey HP gurus, trying to read printouts from HP 67 programs and run them on my new HP35s
Does this R-> in the printout mean an enter keypress?
In general is there an interpretation of HP 65 program printouts to the associated keys?
Randy
12:57 p.m.
Randy Dawson wrote:
Hey HP gurus, trying to read printouts from HP 67
programs and run them on my new HP35s
Does this R-> in the printout mean an enter keypress?
Rectangular to polar conversion, which is a function HP left out of the
35s. The idiots assumed that you would only want to do that with
complex numbers, not with reals.
2:25 p.m.
Hey HP gurus, trying to read printouts from HP 67 programs and run them on =
my new HP35s
Techncilaly, it's impossible to have an HP67 _printout_. Either it' was
listed and recorder by hadn, or it was pritned on an HP97.
AS well asn the function name, there should be a 'keycode'. Thsi si s
sequence of 2 digit numbers. IIRC, for the HP67, it's the row and column
of the key. For an HP97, it's simialr, excemt that keys on the left hand
keypad are given -ve numebrs. In both cases, the digits anre an
exception, they're given the codes 00-09
It would be worth you getting the user manual for the 67 or 97, which
will explain this. I think its on the MoHPC DVD set.
Does this R-> in the printout mean an enter keypress?
My first guess is that this is R->PO -- Rectangular to Polar coordinate
conversion. What is the keycode?
In general is there an interpretation of HP 65 program printouts to the ass=
ociated keys?
Do you mean HP65 here? There is no printing version of that machine, so
no way to have a true pritout. Again, the keycodes are row/column values
for the keys o nthe machine.
-tony
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