cas program edition in 2D but with Word Wrap [Request]

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cas program edition in 2D but with Word Wrap [Request] - compsystems - 02-18-2016 04:53 PM

sorry for my bad English

I have noticed that the CAS program editor displays the math expressions in pretty-print (2D), please enter the following code in the normal editor
[Shift] [1(Program)] then NEW, name prg1, CAS ☑

Code:

#cas

prg1(x,y):=

BEGIN

  a:=seq(x^2,x,1,3);

  return a;

   √(x^2+Y^2)/5;  

END;

#end

then
[Shift] [Tools(Mem)] the CAS vars, edit PRG1, EDIT

All the math expression are displayed in 2D =), but all the program is displayed on a single line =[

prg1(x,y)->BEGIN a:=seq(x²,x,1,3); RETURN(a); √x²+Y²; END;
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my suggestion is to show the prg in full screen (with word wrap), otherwise it is very difficult to perform editing for line

replace every semicolon with new line

Good idea?
+1

RE: cas program edition in 2D but with Word Wrap [Request] - compsystems - 02-18-2016 05:13 PM

Now, I remember, the calculators Texas Instruments serie TI-Nspire are the only calcs, that programs allow editing 2D (pretty print)

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the hpprime is just a step, match and exceed this feature opponents

video editing programs 2D

RE: cas program edition in 2D but with Word Wrap [Request] - Tim Wessman - 02-18-2016 08:30 PM

2D program source editing isn't a good feature though...

RE: cas program edition in 2D but with Word Wrap [Request] - Han - 02-19-2016 02:42 PM

2D editing would be a nice feature for notes, but it is not a feature I would want for editing source code. Having mono fonts and fixed vertical spacing makes for more legible code. It also makes it easier to debug code. The last thing I want to deal with is whether a syntax error was due to mixing the denominator of a fraction with the rest of the code on the same line.