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HP-41's ARCL on the 32S-II - Matt Agajanian - 05-02-2012
Hello all.
Is there a way to accomplish this on the 32S-II (or 33s and 35s:
Appending a variable's value to an already existing string in the EQN register and display the EQN line (with the Flag 10 manoeuvres, obviously). For example,
Could I have something like this:
01- LBL M
02- RCL V
03- 661.5
04- /
05- the rest of the Mach Value equation
06-...
07-...
34- STO M
35- SF 10
36- EQN 'MACH='
37-this is where I want to append either the X register Mach value or Variable M and then display that so it looks like MACH=0.8357 when I display the Equation line
...
nnn- R/S
nnn- CF 10
Any ideas?
Thanks
Edited: 2 May 2012, 12:33 p.m.
Re: HP-41's ARCL on the 32S-II - Dieter - 05-03-2012
Sorry, there is nothing like ARCL on the 33s or 35s. The two closest ways to accomplish something similar are these:
.This results in
. (calculation)
.
STO M
VIEW M
M=Or, a bit more verbose:
1,2345
.This displays "MACH=" first and the value afterwards.
. (calculation)
.
SF 10
EQN "MACH="
PSE
CF 10
RTN
Still don't like it? Get a 41/42. Or have your 20B/30B flashed. ;-)
Dieter
Re: HP-41's ARCL on the 32S-II - Matt Agajanian - 05-04-2012
Yeah. I like the idea. Very concise and to the point. I just was curious if there was another programming technique possible that I hadn't considered. The way I see it, our group is filled with geniuses and very experienced HP users. So, I just had to ask to see if another one here had a better solution that I might not have been able to design.
No problem. Thanks again.