Casio fx-CG50 Python Error

[toml_12953]

I just got an fx-CG50 and updated it to OS 3.30.0202 which includes Python.
when I try to list the built in functions I get this:

>>> import builtins
>>> dir(builtins)
MemoryError:
>>>

Does anyone else get this or is it a problem with my particular unit?

[jebem]

(10-08-2019 02:21 AM)toml_12953 Wrote:  I just got an fx-CG50 and updated it to OS 3.30.0202 which includes Python.
when I try to list the built in functions I get this:

>>> import builtins
>>> dir(builtins)
MemoryError:
>>>

Does anyone else get this or is it a problem with my particular unit?

I do not have this machine, but reading the user guide they mention that built-in commands can not be imported because they are, well, built in.

At page 17-9 Casio says:

1. On the script editor screen or SHELL screen press !e
(CATALOG).
This displays the catalog command list screen.
If you want to select a command on this screen for input,
go to step 4 of this procedure. If you want to select a
category, go to step 2 of this procedure.
•
•
2. Press 6(CAT).
This displays the category list.
For detailed information about each category, see
“Command Categories” (page 17-10)

And from there option 2 would list the built-in commands.

Does it work as advertised in your machine?

[toml_12953]

(10-08-2019 12:25 PM)jebem Wrote:  

(10-08-2019 02:21 AM)toml_12953 Wrote:  I just got an fx-CG50 and updated it to OS 3.30.0202 which includes Python.
when I try to list the built in functions I get this:

>>> import builtins
>>> dir(builtins)
MemoryError:
>>>

Does anyone else get this or is it a problem with my particular unit?

I do not have this machine, but reading the user guide they mention that built-in commands can not be imported because they are, well, built in.

Does it work as advertised in your machine?

Yep, I can select items from the catalog and choose category, etc. If the import builtins command isn't supported then I wonder why I didn't get an error when I executed it. The error didn't happen until I tried to list the built in commands with dir().