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Typing special characters on the Connectivity Kit
02-06-2017, 04:15 PM
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Typing special characters on the Connectivity Kit
HI all,

This is one that's been bugging me since I started using a Prime, the emulator and the Connectivity Kit (CK).

Using the CK to talk to the emulator and write/debug code makes life so much easier than having to type stuff out on the Prime's keypad, but there is one exception. Comparison operators, more specifically inequality. Trying a few things out it looks like you can use this to make things easier when trying to do a less (or greater) than or equals comparison:
Code:
IF A>=B THEN ...... END;
But what about inequality? This obviously doesn't work:
Code:
IF A!=B THEN ...... END;
...because you're testing to see if the factorial of A is equal to B. As far as I can see you need to find a way of entering the inequality character, which is not readily available on a keyboard:
Code:
IF A≠B THEN ...... END;
In order to get that I had to switch to the emulator, enter the appropriate symbol then switch back to the CK (and copy/paste it into this message).

Am I missing something obvious here?
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Typing special characters on the Connectivity Kit - grsbanks - 02-06-2017 04:15 PM



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