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Calculator Community => TI Calculators => Topic started by: sumpm1 on October 30, 2015, 06:19:02 pm
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Hello, first post. I am coming from using the TI89 previously.
I know I can create functions on the Nspire. But can I create a menu?
One thing that I was able to do on the TI89 was take my most frequently typed commands and put them into a menu.
For example, I use rref([][][]) all the time to solve systems of 3 variables. So I could literally have rref([][][]) be a menu item, and I just fill in the blanks.
Can I do such a thing in the Nspire?
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Also, is there a way to create a function or variable that stores EMPTY elements? Such as in the case of rref([][][]). If I could just type a command and have that text appear, then I could fill in the blanks.
Thanks in advance.
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The only way I'm aware of to add custom menus is through Lua's toolpalette: https://wiki.inspired-lua.org/toolpalette.register
It's very buggy sometimes, though...
Also, is there a way to create a function or variable that stores EMPTY elements? Such as in the case of rref([][][]). If I could just type a command and have that text appear, then I could fill in the blanks.
I don't think so, it might be possible with some fiddling, but blanks are a very special case AFAIK.
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The only way I'm aware of to add custom menus is through Lua's toolpalette: https://wiki.inspired-lua.org/toolpalette.register
It's very buggy sometimes, though...
I've heard of literally only one weird issue, and it is/was when there were many, many menu items :P
For 99% of the uses cases, it's fine. And it's not like we have much choice anyway.
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I've heard of literally only one weird issue, and it is/was when there were many, many menu items :P
Two, at least: "Class has ended", visible in KhiCAS and the Ndless 3.6 installer :P
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Ah well if we count old versions, then I know about 3 issues :P
("Class has ended", Ndless 3.6 installer, an older bug (fixed in 3.6?) where a separator as the first element did something wrong and ended up displaying the current language as the item label (resource #0))
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Thanks for the replies everyone.
Vogtinator, you would be the person I would most look to for a possible solution to this.
I have found workarounds, I just type up a "template" of whatever I am calculating alot, and put this text into a text document, I tab over to the document, copy that line, tab back to the calculator, and then past and fill in the blanks. It is quite a few keystrokes, and not elegant, but achieves the desired end goal. For an ultimate geek, I seek perfection lol.
Is there a way to create a "custom template?" Like the matrix or derivatives or integrals have templates. Can we create one of our own?
Is there a COMMAND that creates an empty template? Perhaps a program could call the "create matrix command?"
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BTW, Vog I have firebird running well on my android and windows! Love it.