HP Prime micro sd

[toml_12953]

Here are my votes for what they're worth. I'd also like structures something like this:

struc mytype
a real;
b(4) real;
c string;
end;

local S mytype;
S.b(3):= 4; S.c:="Hello"; S.a:=92;
print(S.b(3)+" "+S.a+" "+S.c);


Tom L

(06-09-2017 11:12 AM)matthiaspaul Wrote:  * SDSC/SDHC card with FAT12/FAT16/FAT32 support
Yes!

* selectable much larger display fonts
I'm not that old yet but we should have many more fonts and sizes available in any case (no pun intended!)

* userRPL
As long as HPPL is still available!

* direct support for turns (360° = 2*pi rad = 400 gon = 1 turn) as a fourth angular mode (not only as a unit) in addition to degrees/radians/gons

Who uses turns? If they're used by a large number of people then it would be worth it. If the number of users is relatively small, then no. It doesn't seem like using grads (gons) and dividing or multiplying by 400 to convert back and forth as necessary is too much trouble.

* support for integer and floating-point numbers in any base 2 to 16
Yes!

* support for special functions for computer scientists/programmers (including but not limited to all functions of the HP-16C)
Yes!

* (even in decimal mode) optional number entry in binary E-notation (on double-press of EE or by using "B" for *2^ instead of "E" for *10^) and toggle display (single press of button) between decimal and binary scientific / engineering notation for easy ad-hoc conversion between SI and IEC prefixes (not only as unit prefixes, but for any displayed numbers)
Yes! (I'd want the B rather than double press of EE.)

* exponent shifting in scientific notation (+/-1) as well as in decimal (+/-3) and binary (+/-10) engineering notation
Yes!

* full set of trigonometric / hyperbolic functions (as suggested in old thread)
Yes!

* more detail-refined UI (as suggested in old thread)
How so?

* bug-free operating system
Yes! (but good luck with that!)