Algebraic Programming Language APL

[Gene222]

(10-13-2018 07:30 PM)Massimo Gnerucci Wrote:  From here, the good, old ASCII:

That is close, but it not the same as on the HP Prime Connectivity Kit.

Code:

EXPORT CharactersList()
BEGIN
END;

// HP Prime Connectivity Kit

// Alt+1  ☺
// Alt+2  ☻
// Alt+3  ♥
// Alt+4  ♦
// Alt+5  ♣
// Alt+6  ♠
// Alt+7  •
// Alt+8  ◘
// Alt+9  ○
// Alt+10  ◙
// Alt+11  ♂
// Alt+12  ♀
// Alt+13  ♪
// Alt+14  ♫
// Alt+15  ☼
// Alt+16  ►
// Alt+17  ◄
// Alt+18  ↕
// Alt+19  ‼
// Alt+20  ¶
// Alt+21  §
// Alt+22  ▬
// Alt+23  ↨
// Alt+24  ↑
// Alt+25  ↓
// Alt+26  →
// Alt+27  ←
// Alt+28  ∟
// Alt+29  ↔
// Alt+30  ▲
// Alt+31  ▼
// Alt+32   
// Alt+33  !
// Alt+34  "
// Alt+35  #
// Alt+36  $
// Alt+37  %
// Alt+38  &
// Alt+39  '
// Alt+40  (
// Alt+41  )
// Alt+42  *
// Alt+43  +
// Alt+44  ,
// Alt+45  -
// Alt+46  .
// Alt+47  /
// Alt+48  0
// Alt+49  1
// Alt+50  2
// Alt+51  3
// Alt+52  4
// Alt+53  5
// Alt+54  6
// Alt+55  7
// Alt+56  8
// Alt+57  9
// Alt+58  :
// Alt+59  ;
// Alt+60  <
// Alt+61  =
// Alt+62  >
// Alt+63  ?
// Alt+64  @
// Alt+65  A
// Alt+66  B
// Alt+67  C
// ...
// Alt+90  Z
// Alt+91  [
// ...
// Alt+200  ╚
// ...
// Alt+300  ,
// ...
// Alt+400  É

// Alt+769  ☺

It is almost as if the HP Prime Connectivity Kit uses a different font from the Virtual Calculator. In any event, I will use Joe's work around and keep a short list of commonly used special characters on a separate program and just copy and paste from that list, instead of using Alt+numbers method, because I can't figure out what the Alt+numbers are for the HP Prime Connectivity Kit.