3 replies to this topic

[Tritonio]

Hi all.

Is there a way to clear all formulas from the graph mode using a Casio Basic program? I don't want to have to assign am empty string to every Y1, Y2, Y3 like the manual shows.

I'm on a 9750GIII.

Cheers.

[Hlib2]

Create an empty file with the necessary settings in manual mode, for example, GMEM_5. Now in your program, you can completely clear the active list of graphical functions with the RclGMEM_5 command.

[Tritonio]

Not a bad, I'll use that. I still wish there was a nice ClearGraphFuncs command though :-)

Thanks!

[Hlib2]

Yes, there is no CleatGraphFuncs operator in CASIO. CASIO is missing some important features. Nevertheless, I found a way to eliminate this a long time ago.
Universal subroutine:

... 5 : Prog "MySubs1" ... << MySubs1>> 
If Ans<4:Then If Ans<2:Then If Ans=1:Then 1➝A // SUB1: ...
Else 0➝A // SUB0: ""➝Y1:""➝Y2: ... ""➝Y20: ... etc.
IfEnd
Else If Ans=2:Then 2➝A // SUB2: ...
Else 3➝A // SUB3 ...
IfEnd
IfEnd
Else If Ans<6:Then If Ans=4:Then 4➝A // SUB4: ...
Else 5➝A // SUB5: ...
IfEnd
Else If Ans=6 :Then 6➝A // SUB6: ...
Else 7➝A // SUB7: ...
IfEnd:IfEnd:IfEnd
Rtn // if you need Rtn

Each subroutine contains up to 8 blocks. Therefore, in a complex program, you have only one file for subroutines. This template can be expanded to any number of subroutines required for a particular program.
The execution speed for Prog and If Then Else in CASIO is very fast, so it practically does not affect the speed of the program.
Edit: typo in the program text (Ans instead of A).

Edited by Hlib2, 08 August 2021 - 12:08 PM.