SwissMicros Calculator Forum

Walter wrote: ↑

Fri Jul 07, 2023 9:37 pm

Merci bien & mille grazie! (We prefer classic RPN over everything else. )

Hooray for Classic! I learned RPN on an HP-45 and now that's how I think.

Tom "Luddite" Lake

Bill K. - USA wrote: ↑

Thu Jun 22, 2023 12:30 am

Jaymos,

I recommend appending "Faceplates" to the title of this thread, for clarity.

This is just for faceplates? OK, I'd like one of those, too! If there's a list for the calculator itself, I'll sign up there, too.

I'd like one.

Walter wrote: ↑

Fri Jun 16, 2023 11:28 am

This is a feature, not an error. Angles are 'normalized' to fall in -180° ... +180°. There should be respective notes in the OM and ReM...

I read that but the example shows 225, which threw me. OK, so the manual needs changing. Whew!

When I enter 125 cc 225 (from Page 168 of the WP43 OM), the display shows

125.00 ∡ -135.00° instead of 125.00 ∡ 225.00° which is shown in the manual.

My setup:
DISP FIX 2
MODE DEG
SF X

What am I missing?

in revision 12, the program LISSAJ drew a nice curve. I just updated to rev 13 and nothing happens when I try to run LISSAJ. SPIRAL still runs.

Panchdara wrote: ↑

Mon Apr 24, 2023 11:42 am

Here it is...

I love the hi-res detail in that picture!

"Dummy loops"?? In the real world they are called "do-nothing-loops"... Bill Gates invented them... his disciples worship them (and Bill too)... just hurry up and wait... :roll: :roll: Bill Gates didn't invent empty loops. Programmers used them in the 40s and 50s before Gates wa...

Why do you want to clear all registers in a program ? Please specify a use case. I don't see any. You can use 10 000 steps per program so why do you complain about R-CLR? You won't use it frequently... Please look up p. 24 of the ReM and you'll find that just all 'dangerous' clear commands are non-...

Not a bug but I didn't know where else to ask: Is there some reason why CLREGS can't be entered in PEM? You could eliminate the confirmation question if it's encountered while running a program. I know I can use R-CLR but that takes the extra step of specifying which registers to clear and I'm from ...