HP Prime - Creating a custom app (part 2)

This is part 2 of a tutorial on how to create a custom app.
HP Prime Connectivity Kit: h10025.www1.hp....
Part 1: • HP Prime - Creating a ...
Values for STARTVIEW command:
0: Symbolic
1: Plot
2: Numeric
3: Symbolic Setup
4: Plot Setup
5: Numeric Setup
6: App Info
7: View Menu
8: First special view (Split Screen Plot Detail)
9: Second special view (Split Screen Plot Table)
10: Third special view (Autoscale)
11: Fourth special view (Decimal)
12: Fifth special view (Integer)
13: Sixth special view (Trig)

[@AntonioBarba_TheKaneB]

Thank you for the tutorials! As a programmer myself, I find your videos very useful and concise. I didn't realize you could do all those things from the User's Manual. The documentation is a bit lacking at best. Keep it up!

[@rs1n]

If I understand you correctly (and presuming you are using "textbook" input) then those symbols (plus/minus) are just placeholders for where entries of a matrix can be added. The plus/minus symbol simply means you may create a larger matrix by selecting the symbol and entering in values. You will also see a tiny square symbol, which means those are entries of a matrix which must have some value entered in or you will otherwise obtain an error.

[@andrascser7235]

Great video! You are showing and tying together a bunch of things that are not documented well anywhere. I'd love it if you wrote these steps down into a PDF file and published it somewhere. That would also take care of the rework and some of the errors due to rushing in this video ;) Thanks for your consideration :)

[@rs1n]

I recently learned that it is possible. Right now the process is a bit tedious, but the general idea is that images can be converted by a PC program into a list of integers (which stores pixel data in RGBA format). The forums over at omnimaga dot org discuss this (both the program and the process of importing graphics)

[@rs1n]

It is. The HP Prime programming language very simple to use if you have had experience with other programming languages.

[@uklokloyo]

Good videos; do you know if is possible to read images with this calculator? Like the TI nspire CX CAS? Thanks

[@rs1n]

LOL I responded to the wrong post -- I am not sure about reading images like the nSpire. I do know that there are many features that exist but have not been enabled, and this may be one of them.

[@uklokloyo]

wow thanks, im going to check it :)