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INPUT in cas/end program - salvomic - 04-10-2015 07:45 PM
hi all,
sorry if I repost a question:
I'm trying to upgrade my program to calculate the Fourier's Coefficient, it's a #cas/#end program, with a function (ChooseInterval()) to choose value for integral's interval.
At the moment it has two options ([0, 2PI] - [-PI, PI]), now I'm adding another option to enclose the case "Other", to calculate any interval.
But now (for case 3) I need to input two values for inf and sup values of interval.
I'm trying:
Code:
INPUT({low,hi}, "Interval",{"lower limit", "upper limit"}, {"input lower limit", "input upper limit"}, {0,2});Any help?
Salvo
RE: INPUT in cas/end program - Han - 04-10-2015 08:55 PM
(04-10-2015 07:45 PM)salvomic Wrote: hi all,
sorry if I repost a question:
I'm trying to upgrade my program to calculate the Fourier's Coefficient, it's a #cas/#end program, with a function (ChooseInterval()) to choose value for integral's interval.
At the moment it has two options ([0, 2PI] - [-PI, PI]), now I'm adding another option to enclose the case "Other", to calculate any interval.
But now (for case 3) I need to input two values for inf and sup values of interval.
I'm trying:
It works with a "Home" program, but not here: I get "Error: Invalid input"...Code:
INPUT({low,hi}, "Interval",{"lower limit", "upper limit"}, {"input lower limit", "input upper limit"}, {0,2});
Any help?
Salvo
From http://www.hpmuseum.org/forum/thread-3590-post-32427.html#pid32427 :
Non-CAS programs can make use of "interface" commands such as CHOOSE() and INPUT() whereas CAS programs are generally not interactive. A workaround is to use the EXPR() command to call these commands indirectly. EXPR() works like CAS() in that both take input strings.
RE: INPUT in cas/end program - salvomic - 04-10-2015 09:08 PM
(04-10-2015 08:55 PM)Han Wrote: Non-CAS programs can make use of "interface" commands such as CHOOSE() and INPUT() whereas CAS programs are generally not interactive. A workaround is to use the EXPR() command to call these commands indirectly. EXPR() works like CAS() in that both take input strings.
do you mean something like this?
Code:
EXPR(INPUT(T, "Period","period T", "input period T", 2));RE: INPUT in cas/end program - Han - 04-10-2015 09:10 PM
(04-10-2015 09:08 PM)salvomic Wrote:(04-10-2015 08:55 PM)Han Wrote: Non-CAS programs can make use of "interface" commands such as CHOOSE() and INPUT() whereas CAS programs are generally not interactive. A workaround is to use the EXPR() command to call these commands indirectly. EXPR() works like CAS() in that both take input strings.
do you mean something like this?
Code:
EXPR(INPUT(T, "Period","period T", "input period T", 2));
The argument for EXPR() must be a string such that, when parsed, is equivalent to the command you wish to issue.
RE: INPUT in cas/end program - salvomic - 04-11-2015 07:59 AM
(04-10-2015 09:10 PM)Han Wrote: The argument for EXPR() must be a string such that, when parsed, is equivalent to the command you wish to issue.
ok, thank you!
I solved so:
Code:
inputT()
// input routine for choice 3
BEGIN
INPUT(T, "Interval", "Period T", "Input T for [-T/2, T/2]", 2);
RETURN T;
END;
#cas
fourcoeff(args):=
// Coefficienti di Fourier...
BEGIN
// ...
CHOSE
// ...
IF scelta=3 THEN
EXPR("FourCoeff.inputT()");
// input T for interval [-T/2, T/2] es. 2pi -> [-pi, pi], 2 -> [-1,1] ...
END;
DEFAULT RETURN("Choose periodicity interval");
END; // case
END;
#end