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Standard format change-engineering

Unread postPosted: 06 Aug 2013, 01:37
by jmat
hello, someone would be so kind as to help me make a program change format to engineering a data standard and backwards, as in the FX570 with the key casio ENG

thanks

Re: Standard format change-engineering

Unread postPosted: 06 Aug 2013, 23:53
by Bisam
You don't need a program for that. Just use the settings...

Re: Standard format change-engineering

Unread postPosted: 08 Aug 2013, 23:43
by jmat
would you be so kind as to show me a tns file? thanks

Re: Standard format change-engineering

Unread postPosted: 08 Aug 2013, 23:44
by Adriweb
There is no .tns File. As said, use the Setting in your calculators.
Look in the manual to change the mode

Re: Standard format change-engineering

Unread postPosted: 08 Aug 2013, 23:48
by jmat
if, so if you do, I would like to live together on a single sheet 2 formats.

Re: Standard format change-engineering

Unread postPosted: 09 Aug 2013, 23:44
by Bisam
You will have to use a program if you need both formats.
You can use the function "format" for this.
See the manual for more information.

Re: Standard format change-engineering

Unread postPosted: 10 Aug 2013, 02:45
by jmat
I'm new to the Nspire, I've been looking at the manual but do not know how, could you help me? thanks

Re: Standard format change-engineering

Unread postPosted: 10 Aug 2013, 11:51
by jmat
Code: Select all
Define LibPub formato(n1)=
Prgm
Local s1 ,n1
n1→n1
If setMode(3,1) = n1 Then
n1▶setMode(3,3)→s1
Disp "formato ingenieril: " ,s1
EndIf
If setMode(3,3) = n1 Then
n1▶setMode(3,1)→s1
Disp "formato normal: " ,s1
EndIf
EndPrgm

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Re: Standard format change-engineering

Unread postPosted: 10 Aug 2013, 12:03
by Levak
Remove or change "n1" from "Local s1, n1", you're overriding n1's definition.

Re: Standard format change-engineering

Unread postPosted: 10 Aug 2013, 14:28
by jmat
Code: Select all
Define LibPub formato(num)=
Prgm
Local num2
num→num2
If setMode(3,1)=num2 Then
num2▶setMode(3,3)
EndIf
If setMode(3,3)=num2 Then
num2▶setMode(3,1)
EndIf
EndPrgm

could assert so?