50g

The 50g allows you to store under a "string" name? My
49g gives STO error: bad argument type. I thought you
have to use a 'variable' name.

And how do you convert a "string" into a 'variable'?

--- Tim Wessman <timwessman@...> wrote:

> program that would allow data entry with a
> timestamp attached to each
> > data point? This would be really handy for my
> work. If I could make
> > use of the internal clock in this way, that would
> definitely tip the
> > balance toward this calculator over the TI-89.
>
> Here is a program that will prompt for your note,
> and then store the
> data into a dated file on the SD card in a folder
> called RESEARCH.
> Each day will be in a new file, and each line will
> have a complete
> timestamp. Here is an example of the exact text you
> find on the SD
> card in a file named "4.092008.TXT" (the funny
> stuff at the beginning
> can easily be erased in a text editor - it helps the
> calculator
> identify it as a plain text file).
>
>
>
> HPHP49-X,*°1 2 3 4 5 6 -- WED 04/09/08 10:09:14A
> TESTING -- WED 04/09/08 10:10:08A
> RUN AWAY LITTLE RABBIT!!! -- WED 04/09/08 10:10:38A
>
>
> Begin program:
>
> << "Enter Profound Notes" { \Ga } INPUT " -- " +
> DATE TIME TSTR
> + 10 CHR + "RESEARCH/" DATE + ".TXT" + "3" ->TAG DUP
> IFERR RCL THEN DROP STO ELSE ROT + SWAP DUP PURGE
> STO END >>
>
> The \Ga means greek alpha character. This locks
> alpha mode on during
> entry. The storage will automatically create a new
> file for the data
> on the next day as needed, and all notes on the sane
> day are appended
> into the file. This program could be easily edited
> and improved
> depending on your needs.
> ...

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