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Cas.collect() doesn't work for division expression when it is used in program[SOLVED] - vvolkan - 07-04-2018 11:00 PM Hi, When i use collect() function in cas home screen it works without any problem. When i use collect() in multi command program which i shared in forum, it doesnt work for division expressions. Do you have any idea about the issue? I share screenshot and the code i tried collect() in the screenshot mc() comand. EXPORT mc(var1) BEGIN var1:=collect(var1); return (var1); end; multi command program full code link: http://www.hpmuseum.org/forum/thread-11004.html RE: Cas.collect() doesn't work for division expression when it is used in program - parisse - 07-05-2018 04:25 AM Try with a CAS program (or insure that your expression is eval-ed). / is expected to be evaled to *inv() before any CAS command. If you mix CAS and non CAS execution, the argument of your program might not be evaled. RE: Cas.collect() doesn't work for division expression when it is used in program - DrD - 07-05-2018 04:51 PM Did you try it with the various [CAS] simplify settings? {none, minimum, maximum} -Dale- RE: Cas.collect() doesn't work for division expression when it is used in program - vvolkan - 07-06-2018 01:26 PM I have added #cas mode to the code and make the cas.function operations in that part of the program and assigned function results to global variables in that cas part. Lastly i used variable in non-cas part of the program. Thanks for your suggestions. the code something like this: transfervar; #cas mc1(var1):= BEGIN transfervar:=eval('collect(var1)'); END; #end //Second part of code or another code file: EXPORT mc2() BEGIN return (transfervar); END; |