Re: A86: asaps (adding to custom)
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Re: A86: asaps (adding to custom)
Later,
Pat
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From: Stephen Hicks <shicks@mindspring.com>, on 3/31/98 9:23 PM:
I just figured out how to read parameters (at least one, i'm not suire about
more)... I finished the first version of asaptrig (more to come, it should be
final by this weekend).
This is basically how it works. In the eostbl, use the following format:
.dw <Address of assembly>
.db <Parameter type>
.db 0
The address is self explanatory, but for parameter type this is what i've found
so
far:
$01: Normal, no parameters (but i think there is a way to get them in this)
$02: One (real?) parameter. Parentheses are not required. Read OP1 for the
parameter, write the output to OP1.
$03: Multiple arguments. Parentheses are required. I think that all the
parameters are around $8000, ram page 1. Not sure yet.
$05: Strange error....?
I'm attaching asaptrig.
Dux Gregis wrote:
> QmH wrote:
>
> > Is there any way to make your own function thing to put in that catalog.
>
> Of course there's a way! I don't know about putting it in the catalog
though.
> But I'm sure that if someone understood the catalog well enough, they could
> figure out some hack.
>
> > For
> > example, making something like >Rad that works like the >Frac command which
> > would reduce a radical.
> >
> > By the way, I think the Advanced Stat does this. It makes something called
> > "ANOVA(".
>
> Reading the parameters is the only problem. I'm almost certain that each
token
> has to parse it's own parameters (user tokens, at least). There is, however
a
> rather large gap of knowledge when it comes to the parsing calls (~$4c00 to
> $4d50). I know a few, but certainly not enough to work the parameter action.
> You're very welcome to try and disassemble some of these calls! :-)
>
> >
> >
> > ~ QmH@aol.com
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