Okay, I'm making a math program that needs to display text strings and number variables together.

ex:
"X^2+" B "X+" A "=" C

Is this possible to do on the same line with disp, or am I going to need a counter variable to check my position on the X axis and use a bunch of outputs to write this? I searched google and a few tutorials, but couldn't come up with anything. I could probably get it to work with 6 outputs, but I don't want to waste my precious RAM...

Also, using a string isn't a problem. If I could get all of these values into a string and print it that way, it would be fine. I just don't know how to get them all into the same string...

Outputs. Do it this way:


Code:

Oh, wow. I never even thought about putting all of the string parts in the same output. Thanks.

Haha, no prob. The only thing to be careful of is to make sure that your values aren't gonna be larger than N number of characters (N depending on how you space that initial Output statement)

I think you can achieve the same result, but accounts for size much better with the text trick.

Code:
As you can see you can separate terms with a comma and it will put exactly the correct amount of space needed for the given values of A, B, and C.

That's true, I usually resort to that. I thought that foamy3 wanted it solely on the homescreen though.

Well, with the big text, it sure looks like the homescreen.

But then you also need to Text(-1.... the rest of it.

Oh, that works, too. I got the multible output thing working, though. Thanks, again!