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[BruceH]

Test of display of 12C code (taken from this post)

Code:


Display        Source label    Comment
01-      35    CLx    
02-    44 0    STO 0    
03-    45 1    RCL 1    
04-43,33 39    g GTO 39    xeq formula
05-      33    R↓    
06-    44 4    STO 4    
07-       1    1    
08-    44 0    STO 0    
09-    45 1    RCL 1    
10-    45 1    RCL 1    
11-      26    EEX    
12-       5    5    
13-      10    ÷    
14-    44 3    STO 3    
15-      40    +    
16-43,33 39    g GTO 39    xeq formula
17-   43 35    g x=0    
18-43,33 37    g GTO 37    
19-    45 0    RCL 0    
20-   43 35    g x=0    
21-43,33 05    g GTO 05    
22-      33    R↓    
23-    45 4    RCL 4    
24-      10    ÷    
25-       1    1    
26-      30    -    
27-      22    1/x    
28-    45 3    RCL 3    
29-      20    ×    
30- 44 30 1    STO ‒ 1    
31-       2    2    
32-      21    y^x    
33-   43 21    g √x    
34-    45 2    RCL 2    
35-   43 34    g x≤y        X is less than or equal to Y
36-43,33 01    g GTO 01    
37-    45 1    RCL 1        Answer
38-      31    R/S    
#N/A    #N/A            Formula goes here
40-43,33 17    g GTO 17

Still a bit experimental - the tabs don't align. This comes from a spreadsheet that generates the display codes automatically - is that of any use to anybody?

[Paul Dale]

I think it would be useful.

I'm not sure the test forum is the best place to ask a question like this


Pauli

[BruceH]

Thanks Paul. Still some more things to try out. Setting a fixed-width font might be better than the code tags - need to fix the padding though.


01- 35 CLx
...
40-43,33 17 g GTO 17


Ooops, it's not the padding it's the web page. Oh well.

[Paul Dale]

  is a substitute for spaces on web pages and they are not squashed together.

Pauli

[SlideRule]

(12-01-2019 09:56 AM)BruceH Wrote:  Test of display of 12C code
This comes from a spreadsheet that generates the display codes automatically - is that of any use to anybody?

Yes, available?

SlideRule

[pinkman]

Yes sure it will help!

I also created a decoder for 12C keycodes, if needed : in this thread

[BruceH]

(12-01-2019 11:57 AM)Paul Dale Wrote:    is a substitute for spaces on web pages and they are not squashed together.

Good point - I'd completely forgotten about that. Here goes...

01-      35  CLx
02-    44 0  STO 0
03-    45 1  RCL 1
04-43,33 39  g GTO 39
05-      33  R↓
...


Oh well.

[BruceH]

Doesn't work for code either.

Code:

01-      35  CLx
02-    44 0  STO 0
03-    45 1  RCL 1
04-43,33 39  g GTO 39
05-      33  R↓
06-    44 4  STO 4

Maybe there's a change to accepted HTML that the forum admins can make?

[grsbanks]

Code tags don't compress multiple spaces into one space. It probably converts it into a <pre> HTML tag.

Code:

test      test      test

[Joe Horn]

If you use a Windows computer, you can type a non-breaking space in any text by holding down the Alt key while you type 0160 on the numeric keypad. These spaces don't get combined by web browsers, as the following example illustrates.

| | one
|  | two
|   | three
|    | four
|     | five

Tedious indeed, but   ...   it works, without the drawbacks of Code blocks.

+-----+
|     |
|     |
+-----+

[ijabbott]

(12-04-2019 12:51 AM)Joe Horn Wrote:  If you use a Windows computer, you can type a non-breaking space in any text by holding down the Alt key while you type 0160 on the numeric keypad. These spaces don't get combined by web browsers, as the following example illustrates.

| | one
|  | two
|   | three
|    | four
|     | five

Tedious indeed, but   ...   it works, without the drawbacks of Code blocks.

+-----+
|     |
|     |
+-----+

Handy! If you have a 'compose' key, the sequence 'compose' 'space' 'space' often produces a non-breaking space.

[BruceH]

Trying Joe's technique.

01-      35   CLx
02-   44  0   STO 0
03-   45  1   RCL 1
04-43,33 39   g GTO 39 xeq formula
05-      33   R↓
06-   44  4   STO 4
07-       1   1
08-   44  0   STO 0
09-   45  1   RCL 1
10-   45  1   RCL 1
11-      26   EEX
12-       5   5
13-      10   ÷
14-   44  3   STO 3
15-      40   +
16-43,33 39   g GTO 39 xeq formula
17-   43 35   g x=0
18-43,33 37   g GTO 37
19-   45  0   RCL 0
20-   43 35   g x=0
21-43,33 05   g GTO 05
22-      33   R↓
23-   45  4   RCL 4
24-      10   ÷
25-       1   1
26-      30   -
27-      22   1/x
28-   45  3   RCL 3
29-      20   ×
30-44 30  1   STO ‒ 1
31-       2   2
32-      21   y^x
33-   43 21   g √x
34-   45  2   RCL 2
35-   43 34   g x≤y X is less than or equal to Y
36-43,33 01   g GTO 01
37-   45  1   RCL 1 Answer
38-      31   R/S
Formula goes here
40-43,33 17   g GTO 17


Need to specify a fixed-width font, and still a bit more to do if the comments are to align, but better.

[BruceH]

Pretty much all there now.

01-      35   CLx       
02-   44  0   STO 0     
03-   45  1   RCL 1     
04-43,33 39   g GTO 39   xeq formula
05-      33   R↓        
06-   44  4   STO 4     
07-       1   1         
08-   44  0   STO 0     
09-   45  1   RCL 1     
10-   45  1   RCL 1     
11-      26   EEX       
12-       5   5         
13-      10   ÷         
14-   44  3   STO 3     
15-      40   +         
16-43,33 39   g GTO 39   xeq formula
17-   43 35   g x=0     
18-43,33 37   g GTO 37  
19-   45  0   RCL 0     
20-   43 35   g x=0     
21-43,33 05   g GTO 05  
22-      33   R↓        
23-   45  4   RCL 4     
24-      10   ÷         
25-       1   1         
26-      30   -         
27-      22   1/x       
28-   45  3   RCL 3     
29-      20   ×         
30-44 30  1   STO ‒ 1   
31-       2   2         
32-      21   y^x       
33-   43 21   g √x      
34-   45  2   RCL 2     
35-   43 34   g x≤y      X is less than or equal to Y
36-43,33 01   g GTO 01  
37-   45  1   RCL 1      Answer
38-      31   R/S       
Formula goes here
40-43,33 17   g GTO 17