Hi
command INPUT use only one column for input values
or exist some procedure for do multiple inputs columns
just like in the FINANCE application ?
thanks.
The built in Help in the calculator is quite informative.
INPUT({g1,g2,VPI,VPIE,LENGTH,INT,SSTA},
//variables used
"Verticle Curves",
//Title
{" % Grade In "," % Grade Out "," VPI Sta "," VPI Elev"," Length"," Sta Interval","Special Station"},
//Lables for input
{"% Grade In","% Grade Out","VPI Sta","VPI Elev","Length of Curve"," Sta Interval","Enter '0' to Calculate full curve at intervals"},
//Help text to be displayed at bottom of screen
{g1,g2,VPI,VPIE,LENGTH,INT,0});
//Default values for variables, in this case it is whatever is already stored in those variables
Here is where you can find my program to calculate vertical curves:
http://www.hpmuseum.org/forum/thread-73.html
Scroll to the bottom for the latest version.
Hope this helps
(03-07-2014 03:19 AM)cdodds Wrote: [ -> ]The built in Help in the calculator is quite informative.
Thanks cdodds, but you did not understand.
I look for undocumented features of the input command.
more like INFORM command in HP50-48-49
may not believe it but I can read the manual for the HP PRIME
on FINANCE application a form input with 2 columns is used, not only one column like in the INPUT command.
seems that the calculator has many features that are not documented.
(03-07-2014 09:09 PM)churichuro Wrote: [ -> ]more like INFORM command in HP50-48-49
You do not have that level of control with the current version. That does not mean it will not change in a future one however.
(03-07-2014 09:21 PM)Tim Wessman Wrote: [ -> ] (03-07-2014 09:09 PM)churichuro Wrote: [ -> ]more like INFORM command in HP50-48-49
You do not have that level of control with the current version. That does not mean it will not change in a future one however.
YES!!! I'm sure about it! thanks Tim.