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HP 15c CE programming question regarding cryptic codes - Jase - 08-23-2024 02:54 PM
Hi,
I'm trying to learn coding on an HP 15c CE.
When I enter programming mode, and do keystrokes, I get lines like this:
001-42,21,11
I know that the first part is the line number, but is there a translation table where i could figure out what the other numbers represent?
Thanks for any help - my googling did not turn up any results (but I don't really know how to ask the question properly)
Jase.
RE: HP 15c CE programming question regarding cryptic codes - Dave Hicks - 08-23-2024 04:18 PM
The codes are the row and column of each key, from the top left, starting with 1. (The 10th column is 0).
So that’s f LBL A
I suppose there must be a table, but once you know the rule, you may not need one anymore.
RE: HP 15c CE programming question regarding cryptic codes - Jase - 08-23-2024 05:27 PM
(08-23-2024 04:18 PM)Dave Hicks Wrote: The codes are the row and column of each key, from the top left, starting with 1. (The 10th column is 0)
Oh! Ok. That was extremely helpful. Thank you!!