Algebraic Programming Language APL

[Gene222]

(10-14-2018 08:35 AM)Massimo Gnerucci Wrote:  

(10-13-2018 09:49 PM)Gene222 Wrote:  That is close, but it not the same as on the HP Prime Connectivity Kit.

But your question was: How did you determine Alt+26 was for the '→' character?

To grsbanks' quote: "Windows machines at least (I don't know about Mac or Linux) you can get that by holding down the Alt key, typing 26 and releasing the Alt key."

Yes. That was my question.

I tried a bunch of Alt+ key codes on the HP Prime connectivity kit. It seems that there are only 256 Alt+ key codes. After 256, the key code characters simply repeat themselves. The Alt+ key codes for the right arrow and degree symbols are:

→ = Alt+ 26, 282, 538, ...
° = Alt+ 248, 504, 760, ...

There does not appear to be any Alt+ key codes for characters, such as θ, minutes, or seconds symbols. I guess any letters and symbols that are not included in the original 256 characters have to be copied and pasted into the Prime Connectivity Kit program.

Attached is a program that lists the Alt+ key codes that I typed into the Connectivity Kit.