HVars
Gives access to user-dened home variables.
HVars returns a list of the names of all the dened home user variables.
HVars(n) returns the nth user-dened home variable.
HVars("name") returns the user-dened home variable with the given name.
HVars(n or "name", 2) returns the list of the parameters for that function if the variable is a user-
dened function; otherwise returns 0.
HVars(n):=value stores value in the nth home user variable.
HVars("name"):=value stores value in the home user variable called "name". If no such variable exists,
this creates it.
HVars(n or "name", 2):= {"Param1Name", ..., "ParamNName"} assumes that the
specied user variable contains a function and species what the parameters of that function are.
Notes
The Notes variable gives access to the notes saved in the calculator.
Notes returns a list of the names of all the notes in the calculator.
Notes(n) returns the contents of the nth note in the calculator (1 to NbNotes).
Notes("name") returns the contents of the note titled "name".
This command can also be used to dene, redene, or clear a note.
Notes(n):="string" sets the value of note n. If the string is empty, the note is deleted.
Notes("name"):="string" sets the value of note "name". If string is empty, the note is deleted. If there
is no note called "name", it is created with string as content.
Programs
The Programs variable gives access to the programs saved in the calculator.
Programs returns the list of the names of all the programs in the calculator.
Programs(n) returns the contents of the nth program in the calculator (1 to NbPrograms).
Programs(n):="string" sets the program source code for program n. If string is empty, the program is
deleted.
Programs("name") returns the source of program "name".
Programs("name"):="string" sets program "name" source code to string. If string is empty, the
program is deleted. If there is no program called "name", it is created.
TO
TO contains an integer that denes the number of milliseconds until the next calculator auto shuto. The
default is 5 minutes, or #493E0h (5*60*1000 milliseconds).
Valid ranges are from #1388h to #3FFFFFFFh.
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