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Problems with INPUT, need some help - Powersoft - 07-12-2022 11:55 AM I have a simple INPUT, of date items and one real item. The last is the variable GMT. How should I change the INPUT so the GMT change will be work. Cheers, Jan Code: EXPORT Test_Input() RE: Problems with INPUT, need some help - matalog - 07-13-2022 01:28 PM This works, the non-simple versions of Input isn't so simple. Code: EXPORT Test_Input() RE: Problems with INPUT, need some help - Powersoft - 07-13-2022 01:57 PM (07-13-2022 01:28 PM)matalog Wrote: This works, the non-simple versions of Input isn't so simple. Thanks, this is realy simple. RE: Problems with INPUT, need some help - Tyann - 07-13-2022 05:57 PM Bonjour J'ai déjà pensé à écrire un programme qui faciliterait la programmation des INPUTS un peu compliqués, une sorte d'assistant qui renverrai à la fin la ligne de commande sous forme de chaîne de caractères ou de note que l'on pourrai copier/collé dans nos programmes. Sans doute faudrait-il beaucoup de INPUT pour réaliser celà :-) Hello I've already thought of writing a program that would facilitate the programming of INPUTS a bit complicated, a kind of assistant that would return at the end the command line in the form of a string or a note that we could copy/paste into our programs. It would probably take a lot of INPUTS to do this :-) RE: Problems with INPUT, need some help - Powersoft - 07-14-2022 10:24 AM (07-13-2022 01:28 PM)matalog Wrote: This works, the non-simple versions of Input isn't so simple. When I put in an negative number got an error "error: invalid input", when I put a positive number it is accepted! When setting the calculator setting to schoolbook or algebraic then the negative number is accepted. RE: Problems with INPUT, need some help - roadrunner - 07-14-2022 11:52 AM Try this: INPUT({{jaar,[0]},{maand,[0]},{dag,[0]},{GMT,[0]}},{"Year?","Month?","Day?","GMT?"}); for the input line so it only accepts floats. It worked for me in textbook, algebraic, and rpn modes. -road |