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I think there's some dialog functions for that. I've never used Nspire OS 2.x, so I do not know what they are.
Wasn't it something like Request() and RequestStr()? I'm not sure anymore.
up to now I've seen strings only in the function/prgm("hereismystring1","hereismystring2",...)but not in the middle of the program to get strings...
Quote from: DJ Omnimaga on October 16, 2010, 02:44:50 pmWasn't it something like Request() and RequestStr()? I'm not sure anymore.Its: Request "x",aOr for Strings: RequestStr "x",ax is the message which is displayeda is the name of the new variable which is given a valueQuote from: kyllopardiun on October 16, 2010, 02:52:19 pmup to now I've seen strings only in the function/prgm("hereismystring1","hereismystring2",...)but not in the middle of the program to get strings...You can use it par example like this...RequestStr "Name",name...Text "As the dusk arrived you heard someone shout"&name&",irritated you turned around..."...hope this doesn't sound to educational
Cool thank you for the info. I did not use OS 2.x and above a lot (the only OSes to have Request) so I wasn't too sure. Most of the time my TI-Nspire is in 84 mode and when it isn't I use OS 1.1.
If you're fine with your calc looking weird, you could buy the clickpad from TI ($10), and then use OS 1.1.
Quote from: fb39ca4 on October 17, 2010, 12:13:39 pmIf you're fine with your calc looking weird, you could buy the clickpad from TI ($10), and then use OS 1.1.$10? I would buy one for that price...