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executing a program

2007-02-21 by Gordon Ayres

on the old hp41 it was easy to write a program and exicute it. there
was a button execute and funtions to assign keys. I have not programed
for a while and this new machine is quite different.

i have been looking for a good example but it is evading me.

what I have done so far is put a program I wrote in a text file and
transfered it calculator through the link.

I put the program in a directory called new.

so if i put a number to propegate the program in the stack how do I
execute the program?

best regards
Gordon

Re: executing a program

2007-02-21 by LanceGary

--- In 50g@yahoogroups.com, "Gordon Ayres" <gordon.ayres@...> wrote:

>
> on the old hp41 it was easy to write a program and exicute it. there
> was a button execute and funtions to assign keys. I have not

programed

> for a while and this new machine is quite different.
>
> i have been looking for a good example but it is evading me.
>
> what I have done so far is put a program I wrote in a text file and
> transfered it calculator through the link.
>
> I put the program in a directory called new.
>
> so if i put a number to propegate the program in the stack how do I
> execute the program?
>
> best regards
> Gordon
>

Hmm. One ignoramus to another? :-)

I think, if you have saved your program using the "STO" key (put the
program on the stack, then its name on the stack, press STO) then you
should see your program when you press the "VAR" key (variables).

Just press the softkey corresponding to the name of your program to
execute it.

Lance

Re: [50g] Re: executing a program

2007-02-22 by Nancy Von Essen

to lance gary re: executing 50G programs

this is Ed Von Essen and here's how

1. select FILES ( press white key followed by apps key )

the directory tree will come up

2. use down arrow key and highlight your "new" directory, then press softkey F1 'chdir'

3 your previous softmenu will be restored

4 press the var key you should see the softmenu change and display your program name

5 to execute your program, press the F key below the name of your program.

Let's hear how you make out. I have several programs written to accumulate financial data and display same . They use some of the input functions which I can't think of at the moment. The 49G+ and the 50G are really great. Have you got a SD ram yet. The 64Megabyte provides lots of storage. Good luck Ed Von Essen

LanceGary <LanceGary@...> wrote:

--- In 50g@yahoogroups. com, "Gordon Ayres" <gordon.ayres@ ...> wrote:
>
> on the old hp41 it was easy to write a program and exicute it. there
> was a button execute and funtions to assign keys. I have not
programed
> for a while and this new machine is quite different.
>
> i have been looking for a good example but it is evading me.
>
> what I have done so far is put a program I wrote in a text file and
> transfered it calculator through the link.
>
> I put the program in a directory called new.
>
> so if i put a number to propegate the program in the stack how do I
> execute the program?
>
> best regards
> Gordon
>

Hmm. One ignoramus to another? :-)

I think, if you have saved your program using the "STO" key (put the
program on the stack, then its name on the stack, press STO) then you
should see your program when you press the "VAR" key (variables).

Just press the softkey corresponding to the name of your program to
execute it.

Lance

Re: executing a program

2007-02-23 by Gordon Ayres

thanks that works perfectly

I just now have to figure out how to run that dbug program for new
programs that I write on pc.

best regards
Gordon

--- In 50g@yahoogroups.com, "LanceGary" <LanceGary@...> wrote:
>
> --- In 50g@yahoogroups.com, "Gordon Ayres" <gordon.ayres@> wrote:
> >
> > on the old hp41 it was easy to write a program and exicute it. there
> > was a button execute and funtions to assign keys. I have not
> programed
> > for a while and this new machine is quite different.
> >
> > i have been looking for a good example but it is evading me.
> >
> > what I have done so far is put a program I wrote in a text file and
> > transfered it calculator through the link.
> >
> > I put the program in a directory called new.
> >
> > so if i put a number to propegate the program in the stack how do I
> > execute the program?
> >
> > best regards
> > Gordon
> >
>
> Hmm. One ignoramus to another? :-)
>
> I think, if you have saved your program using the "STO" key (put the
> program on the stack, then its name on the stack, press STO) then you
> should see your program when you press the "VAR" key (variables).
>
> Just press the softkey corresponding to the name of your program to
> execute it.
>
> Lance
>