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[dirk]

hello, i'm dirk and i have a question about program some games.
waht does this <> mean, if you just type that (by rel) , you get an syn error so my question is: what command is that and where can i find it?

thanks, dirk

[Casto Productions]

Usually when people type out their BASIC games in text, the <> stands for the "not equal" sign. On the CFX-9850's, it located by pressing these buttons in this order: Shift - Vars - F6 - F3 - F2.

It will look like an equal sign with a slash through it. Hope this helps!

[dirk]

thanks!!!
do you know what the standardis for MAT? because my version of snake (by Nick Skaggs) isn't working...

[BiTwhise]

If you mean the format of matrices in Casio:

example:
Mat A[R,C]
Where A is the name of the matrix A->Z + Ans
R = Row
C = Cullomn

[dirk]

hmm.. jes.. but you have to type: Fill (0,List1) but than you get the dim error...

[BiTwhise]

You need to set the dimensions of a list before using it:

N->Dim List X
N=Number of entries in list
X=List number


If your copying a program somone else wrote, you have either skipped this line, or they have failed to initialize their list..

[CrimsonCasio]

if you set the list to 255 the game will not have any problems, but it will take up a lot of memory, I recomend setting it to about 10 then keep going one up untill it stops giving errors.