Full list of available commands

[Arno K]

(06-13-2015 07:42 PM)eried Wrote:  So... do we need to document all uppercase, lowercase, cas, home commands? These are too much combinations. I just ended updating the commands for last fw. Check the attachment.

Well, I think that this would be nice, but here HP should first fill the catalogue with all available commands in all provided spellings AND catalogue should list every command, as some only can be found in categories,others only in the catalogue. Thank you for your work.
Today I went through a manual for xcas and found some interesting commands that are not to be found with the oncalc-help:
op() works on the prime, was already mentioned by Han, I think
the connected command, sommet(), is ont available on the prime
part() delivers subexpressions, i.e. (x^2+(x-1)*(y+2)+2,2)->(x-1)*(y+2)
truncate() can be used to cut off a polynomial at a given degree: x^3-x^2,2)->-x^2
makemat() exists in a function-version,too, like makelist, both seem to work in CAS-programs
convert can be used to convert numbers to a given base: convert(127,base,8)->[7,7,1] 127 equals 1*64+7*8+7, base 9 and other bases also work
convert can be used to make a polynomial from a series, I know that there is the possibility to do that in taylor directly, but for completeness: convert(taylor(sin(x)),Polynom)->1/120*x^5-1/6*x^3+x
I'm curious to see if there are more commands to be found.
Arno