Is there a way to exit the Terminal display under program control?

[Tim Wessman]

(01-21-2014 07:27 AM)Karl-Ludwig Butte Wrote:  Alas, the users manual seems to not say anything about this topic. Maybe Tim can sched some light so that experimenting is replaced by knowledge.

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Page 482 or about there in the "STARTVIEW" command. Same will be found in the built in help on the calculator.

As to why it doesn't go there... that means that view doesn't exist.

Quote:Syntax: STARTVIEW(n [,draw?])
Starts the nth view of the current app. If draw? is true (that is, not 0), it will force an immediate redrawing of the screen for that view.
The view numbers (n) are as follows:
Symbolic:0
Plot:1
Numeric:2
Symbolic Setup:3
Plot Setup:4
Numeric Setup:5
App Info: 6
Views Menu:7
First special view (Split Screen Plot Detail):8 Second special view (Split Screen Plot Table):9 Third special view (Autoscale):10
Fourth special view (Decimal):11
Fifth special view (Integer):12
Sixth special view (Trig):13
The special views in parentheses refer to the Function app, and may differ in other apps. The number of a special view corresponds to its position in the Views menu for that app. The first special view is launched by
STARTVIEW
482
Programming
Integer
STARTVIEW(8), the second with STARTVIEW(9), and so on.
You can also launch views that are not specific to an app by specifying a value for n that is less than 0:
HomeScreen:-1
Home Modes:-2
Memory Manager:-3
Applications Library:-4
Matrix Catalog:-5
List Catalog:-6
Program Catalog:-7
Notes Catalog:-8