Re: A83:BASIC Question
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Re: A83:BASIC Question
On 04-Mar-99, Surth (_surth_@ameritech.net) wrote:
>Is there any way to (inside of a program) take a string and save it as the
>name of
>a List for later reference?
>I have tried simpily saving the string as L String 1 but this will not
work,
>further more the farthest I have been able to save from a string is: String
>1
>--> Y1(being the first "Y" function / Variable).
>If anyone out there could help me, please do........
I was just about to tell you that NO WAY, this is ti-basic. But when I
thought about you storing Str1 to Y1 I got an idea... And as you know,
impossible things ARE possible for a coder. =)
Try this:
"LNAME"->Str1
"L"+Str1+"(X)"->Y1 ;the "L" is the list name prefix
Disp Y1(2) ;use this to obtain element #2
I don't know how to write to the list though.
Linus
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