Re: Legends of Glory


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Re: Legends of Glory



Nothing happens if there is no calc linked to it, it just skips the
instruction and keeps on going.


Enter this program into a calc, put a link between the two 85's (be sure
and push the link in good), store some number or something into A on the
calc without the program, and then run the program.


:0->A                                 (that arrow is the store key)
:Input "CBLGET",A          (Grabs the variable A off the other calc onto
this one)
:Disp A                             (Displays the variable A)


It should display whatever you stored into A in the other calc.




On Sun, 27 Oct 1996 14:00:11 -0600 (CST) "Phillip D. Teeple"
<pteeple@mail.coin.missouri.edu> writes:
>I still can't get it to work.  I am using my brothers calculator which
>is
>the same version as mine.  What happens when there is no calculator
>linked to it?  Is CBLGET a reserved word?
>
>
>On Sun, 27 Oct 1996, Robert W McGrew wrote:
>
>> Erf!  Sorry! CBLGET is supposed to be in quotation marks, not
>parenthesis
>> as I said earlier.  My mistake.  Still kinda strange that it isn't
>in
>> your manual anywhere though.
>>
>>
>> Wesley McGrew
>> wesleymcgrew@juno.com
>>
>> BTW, nice sig :-)
>>
>> On Sun, 27 Oct 1996 13:08:00 -0600 (CST) "Phillip D. Teeple"
>> <pteeple@mail.coin.missouri.edu> writes:
>> >There is nothing like that in my manual.  I have read the entire
>> >programming section several times, and I have read almost all of
>the
>> >rest
>> >of the manual.  Could you give me the exact command.  What I think
>you
>> >
>> >are saying is to use the command "Input (CBLGET),var"  It still
>> >doesn't
>> >work.  Sorry about the signature.
>> >
>>
>> <Snipped the sig :-) >
>>
>> >On Sun, 27 Oct 1996, Robert W McGrew wrote:
>> >
>> >> That's odd. . . lets see. . . I've got 10.0 and my manual is also
>> >> copyright 1993.  Anyways, technically the variable is not CBLGET,
>as
>> >> CBLGET is put into parenthesis after the input and then a comma
>is
>> >placed
>> >> after the parenthesis, and then the name of the variable you're
>> >swiping
>> >> off the other calc.  It works for me.
>> >>
>> >> Try looking it up under the programming section of the manual,
>under
>> >the
>> >> Input command.
>> >>
>> >> -|/|/esley McGrew
>> >> wesleymcgrew@juno.com
>> >>
>>
>


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