A86: Re: system (stock) menus


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A86: Re: system (stock) menus




I suppose the easiest way would be to write a monitor vector... trying to
emulate the OS inside of an asm program is going to be a pretty hard task to
accomplish. I don't really know what your program does, but perhaps you
could use SQRTkey to keep your program running while it's in the OS?

----- Original Message -----
From: <Guywithati@aol.com>
To: <assembly-86@lists.ticalc.org>
Sent: Saturday, May 06, 2000 11:02 AM
Subject: A86: system (stock) menus


>
> I am trying to write a program that can interface with all of the
calculators
> menus. I think that the best way to do this is by using _installMenu
a.k.a.
> _disp_stock_menu equ 49B8h. I understand how to display the menus and get
> them working with the following code.
>
> ld      a,$menu number from list (below)
> call        _installMenu
>
> My problem however is that I can't get the calculator to give all of the
> menus their full functionality. I want the menus to be able to goto
> applications like normal (i.e. prgm:edit) and to be able to use dynamic
menus
> (i.e. prgm:names, I think that this is dynamic) all while remaining in my
> program. Can anyone offer me any help in achieving this?
>
> Thanks,
> Fred
>
> P.S. Is this a complete list of the system menus?
>
> System Menu List:
> (I don't remember where I found this but thanks to whoever put it
together)
> $00-char
> $01-char misc
> $02-char greek
> $03-char intl
> $04-math
> $05-math num
> $06-math prob
> $07-math angle
> $08-math hyp
> $09-math misc
> $0a-math w/out interpolate
> $0b-calc
> $0c-base
> $0d-base hex keys (B-F)
> $0e-base type
> $0f-base conv
> $10-base bool
> $11-base bit
> $12-list
> $13-list ops
> $14-list w/out editor
> $15-test
> $16-complex
> $17-string
> $18-constant
> $19-constant built in
> $1a-constant user
> $1b-constant w/out editor
> $1c-vector
> $1d-vector names
> $1e-vector math
> $1f-vector ops
> $20-vector w/out editor
> $21-matrix
> $22-matrix editor menu
> $23-matrix names
> $24-matrix math
> $25-matrix ops
> $26-matrix complex
> $27-matrix w/out editor
> $28-program
> $29-program names, pushes up other menus
> $2a-program names, clears other menus
> $2b-program editor main menu
> $2c-program editor I/O menu*
> $2d-program editor control (CTL) menu*
> $2e-program editor graph menu
> $2f-program editor graph menu variables
> $30-program editor graph menu window
> $31-program editor graph menu zoom
> $32-program editor graph menu math
> $33-program editor graph menu draw
> $34-stat
> $35-stat w/out plot
> $36-list names
> $37-stat calc
> $38-unknown.  looks like an old list editor or something*
> $39-stat vars
> $3a-stat draw*
> $3b-program editor stat menu
> $3c-program editor stat calc
> $3d-program editor stat draw
> $3e-catalog-vars
> $3f-catalog/vars data
> $40-delete menu
> $41-graph-func
> $42-graph zoom
> $43-graph-func math
> $44-graph-func draw
> $45-graph-polar
> $46-graph-polar math
> $47-graph-polar draw
> $48-graph-parametric
> $49-graph-parametric math
> $4a-graph-differential equations
> $4b-graph-differential equations draw
> $4c-unknown. something to do with diff eq. looks like independant
variables or
> something*
> $4d-blank menu. pointless*
> $4e-poly menu edit*
> $4f-poly menu solve
> $50-error menu ("goto","quit")*
> $51-error menu ("quit")*
> $52-simult edit
> $53-simult solve
> $54-graph-func y= editor*
> $55-graph-polar r= editor*
> $56-graph-parametric E(t)= editor*
> $57-graph-differential equations Q= editor*
> $58-vector editor menu
> $59-interpolate menu*
> $5a-list names
> $5b-unknown. "prev","next","delet"
> $5c-link*
> $5d-link send*
> $5e-link send choose menu*
> $5f-link mem-backup menu*
> $60-link receive mem-backup are you sure*
> $61-link receive duplicate*
> $62-link transmission error*
> $63-link mem full*
> $64-custom
> $65-solver
> $66-solver graph
> $67-solver zoom*
> $68-unknown.  solver menu of some sort. "graph","edit","zoom","trace"*
> $69-blank menu as far as i know
> $6a-another blank menu
> $6b-mem
> $6c-mem reset
> $6d-mem reset prompt*
> $6e-convert
> $6f-convert length
> $70-convert area
> $71-convert volume
> $72-convert time
> $73-convert temp
> $74-convert mass
> $75-convert force
> $76-convert pressure
> $77-convert energy
> $78-convert power
> $79-convert speed
> $7a-catalog/var data
> $7b-custom
> $7c-location unknown. contents is tolerance info
> $7d-list editor menu
> $7e-table
> $7f-program editor table
> $80-stat plot*
> $81-stat plot editor type
> $82-stat plot editor mark
> $83-graph-differential equations axes
> $84-mem delete data (page up, page down)
> $85-table-func displayed menu
> $86-table-polar displayed menu
> $87-table-parametric displayed menu
> $88-table-differential equations displayed menu
> $89-table setup
> $8a-link send85*
> $8b-program editor stat plot
>




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