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#1 sersavy

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Posted 09 October 2005 - 09:18 PM

HOLA, I FROM MEXICO.

I DON`T RUN THE PROGRAM "CONST AND CONVR" I DON`T KNOW

AND SOMEDOBY KNOW WHERE CAN OBTEIND THIS PROGRAM

..... SOMEBODY KNOW IF THE CLASSPAD SOLVE ECUATION DIFERENT PARCIAL

GRACIAS :)

#2 omegavirus

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Posted 10 October 2005 - 01:08 AM

it is not a program its an add in so you have to install it whit the add in installer, i'm also from Mexico =) you can down load it from here:

http://www.classpad....hp?id=224&cat=3

and the add in installer from here:

http://classpad.net/...ddin/index.html

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Posted 28 November 2005 - 01:01 PM

Does anybody knows something more about PRGM Conv??? I have some questions and I dont who I should ask.

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Posted 29 November 2005 - 01:30 PM

Hi.
You may know that a function with multiple command lines is not allowed on the ClassPad 's program built-in software. With PRGM Conv, you can convert a program into function (only some commands are allowed), and you can use this function as built-in function. Example: draw y=f(x) given f(x) is defined as sin(x) when x<=0 and tan(x) when x>0. You can easily create such a function f(x) with PRGM Conv, and then drag it to graph window, you 'll see the graph.
KillBurn created this add-in. He may tell you more about it.

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Posted 29 November 2005 - 07:30 PM

Yes I know it everything. Question is do I can use also string functions and manage equations, can put string as a argument? and give string as a value?

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Posted 30 November 2005 - 07:45 PM

Yes I know it everything. Question is do I can use also string functions and manage equations, can put string as a argument? and give string as a value?


No you can't use string functions (excepted strToExp()), but you can give a string as an argument and return a string. Of course you can manage equations:all the functions are supported (I said "functions", not "commands"). But a very strange thing is that you can't access values in a list.
Local l1
{1,2,3,4}=>l1
Return l1[1]
is not allowed :unsure:
But I can't fix this problem, as the only thing my program does is to change the type PRGM into FUNC! Yes and the file is not changed at all!

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Posted 02 December 2005 - 07:37 AM

the only thing my program does is to change the type PRGM into FUNC! Yes and the file is not changed at all!

Now, this is a real confession. I suspected that your Add-In simply changes the type of the file, I have posted something about it three months ago, when you argued that your Add-In works well, but you didn't answered. Finally, you say the truth, and it seems that I was completely right. Ok, you have never said that your Add-In does miracles, but you should explain how it works earlier...

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Posted 02 December 2005 - 05:44 PM

Now, this is a real confession. I suspected that your Add-In simply changes the type of the file, I have posted something about it three months ago, when you argued that your Add-In works well, but you didn't answered. Finally, you say the truth, and it seems that I was completely right. Ok, you have never said that your Add-In does miracles, but you should explain how it works earlier...


Oops, you are right... I forgot to say this... <_< Sorry...
And I didn't see your post on this topic...

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Posted 02 December 2005 - 06:57 PM

No you can't use string functions (excepted strToExp()), but you can give a string as an argument and return a string.


I want to be sure if I understood this well....
I can give a string as a argument and return... the same string??? :banghead:
Am I right?

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Posted 02 December 2005 - 07:12 PM

I want to be sure if I understood this well....
I can give a string as a argument and return... the same string??? :banghead:
Am I right?


Yes :roflol: so CPBasic will be rotten forever. :profanity:

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Posted 02 December 2005 - 07:14 PM

Yes :roflol: so CPBasic will be rotten forever. :profanity:



Not good... it could be very useful for me
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Posted 04 December 2005 - 08:54 AM

Not good... it could be very useful for me
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Are you sure you really need CP Basic? It's very poor and very slow, compared to CPLua.

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Posted 04 December 2005 - 10:16 AM

Are you sure you really need CP Basic? It's very poor and very slow, compared to CPLua.


Yes, I need, becouse I wanted to use it with Spreadsheet. I need to cut-off some letter of sentence.... Dont ask why.... :unsure:

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Posted 09 December 2005 - 08:24 PM

Why? :lol2:




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