Hi Han, Just a quick "Thanks You". Your videos have given me a good start in programming my new HP Prime. You obviously put a lot of effort into your videos, so appreciate it. Mike.
This is a very nice 3d plot program. Thanks for your efforts and posting the code. Is there a way to plot 3d functions that are not in f(x,y) form such as an ellipsoid 1=x^2/a^2 + y^2/b^2 + z^2/c^2 as an example. Also on my virtual hp prime emulated on PC the + and - keys do not zoom in or out. I am using the latest version of your program posted to HP Museum form Dec 2014. Thanks , Glenn
Is it possible to have a variable number of INPUTs (user defines)? I tried using a FOR before INPUT .... but problem is at the end of each iteration, the screen doesn't hold the previous input boxes!
Hi Han,
Just a quick "Thanks You". Your videos have given me a good start in programming my new HP Prime.
You obviously put a lot of effort into your videos, so appreciate it.
Mike.
Thank you...about the only documentation on this subject I could find. BTW, the choose box problem is now fixed in the latest firmware...
Hi, thanks for all your work and videos! Where can i find the code for your programs?
This is a very nice 3d plot program. Thanks for your efforts and posting the code. Is there a way to plot 3d functions that are not in f(x,y) form such as an ellipsoid 1=x^2/a^2 + y^2/b^2 + z^2/c^2 as an example. Also on my virtual hp prime emulated on PC the + and - keys do not zoom in or out. I am using the latest version of your program posted to HP Museum form Dec 2014. Thanks , Glenn
Is it possible to have a variable number of INPUTs (user defines)? I tried using a FOR before INPUT .... but problem is at the end of each iteration, the screen doesn't hold the previous input boxes!