06-09-2016, 06:44 AM
Good morning,
These days I've been programming some functions with UserRPL in the 50g HP and I was wondering how can I code a function that can be used in EQW. I mean functions like COS(angle) or F0ʎ(ʎ,T), that when I select then through the CATALOG of commands they appear in the Equation Writer with parentesis and the nº of value sthey need to work.
My function is something like:
<< → n p
<<
code of the function
>>
>>
and I included it in a library using HPLibs library to create my library but when I used in the Equation Writer it says "→ Error: Too Few Arguments", so how can I create a function that the Equation Writer asks for the arguments?
These days I've been programming some functions with UserRPL in the 50g HP and I was wondering how can I code a function that can be used in EQW. I mean functions like COS(angle) or F0ʎ(ʎ,T), that when I select then through the CATALOG of commands they appear in the Equation Writer with parentesis and the nº of value sthey need to work.
My function is something like:
<< → n p
<<
code of the function
>>
>>
and I included it in a library using HPLibs library to create my library but when I used in the Equation Writer it says "→ Error: Too Few Arguments", so how can I create a function that the Equation Writer asks for the arguments?