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Program using directly the stack - SimonP - 05-02-2020 07:22 AM
I just received my HP Prime and I try to do a very simple program using the result of a calculation, displayed on the first line of the stack.
How to do it?
My Example:
After a few manipulations, I have the result 125.
I would like to apply the command "R->B" to easily convert and display this value in hexadecimal.
This to avoid to tip: ALPHA R SHIFT 9 -> ALPHA B ENTER
Thanks to help me.
RE: Program using directly the stack - Joe Horn - 05-02-2020 11:21 PM
(05-02-2020 07:22 AM)SimonP Wrote: I would like to apply the command "R->B" to easily convert and display this value in hexadecimal.
This to avoid to tip: ALPHA R SHIFT 9 -> ALPHA B ENTER
First time only: [Toolbox] (Catalog) [9] [up-cursor] [Enter]
Afterwards: [Toolbox] [Enter]
Alternative: Assign R→B to a USER mode key.
RE: Program using directly the stack - pinkman - 05-03-2020 03:30 PM
Another alternative :
Put this in a program:
Code:
KEY K_Log() // or any key you don’t often use
BEGIN
RETURN STRING(R→B(Ans));
END;Then, turning user mode always on (Shift-Help-Shift-Help) will let you convert the Ans value at any time.
Notice that your question is a bit RPL-oriented. We’re all here fans of RPL, but using the Prime will force you to change of paradigm.