Possible? I've heard its not, but I want to clarrify.
Now that I'm back in school I've become more friendly with my calculator (lol) and I've been writing quite a few more programs (of course, 99.9% will never be released as usual
). My latest little program needs this type of conversion.
[EDIT]
Just to clarrify: I found some stuff on Google, but they're long routines and I'd rather not use them in my code... I actually thought about the exact bit of code but I'd rather not do something like that...
Anything simpler?
the code:
Code: :{0,1→L₁
:{0,N→L₂
:LinReg(ax+b) Y₁
:Equ►String(Y₁,Str1
:sub(Str1,1,length(Str1)-3→Str1
How could this not be possible? How do you think the TI-OS displays numbers on the screen?
I know the way I'd do it (start dividing by 10 and displaying digits until the dividend is zero), but does anyone have a more efficient method?
It's doable. I've done it by finding the location of the decimal point, then dividing by 10 repeatedly and doing something like
Code:
:str1+sub("0123456789",fpart(Ans))
There's definitely a better way to do it, but it escapes me right now.
Way to reply faster than me, too, Kerm. 
The Tari wrote:
It's doable. I've done it by finding the location of the decimal point, then dividing by 10 repeatedly and doing something like
Code:
:str1+sub("0123456789",fpart(Ans))
There's definitely a better way to do it, but it escapes me right now.
Way to reply faster than me, too, Kerm.
Code:
:.1X->X:While(X>0)
:sub("0123456789",fpart(X))+Str1->Str1
:.1(X-fPart(X)->X
:End
Awesome, thanks a lot guys! That helps a ton ^^,
I didin't really think about something like that XD
Will this work with double digits? or only single?
swivelgames wrote:
Awesome, thanks a lot guys! That helps a ton ^^,
I didin't really think about something like that XD
Will this work with double digits? or only single?
In the form I posted above, this will work for integers of arbitrary length. It won't work for floats, though; if you need floats, we'll have to add two pieces to that code.
Okay great, thanks
I'll post up my program when I fit this in and finish the rest of its. Its pretty interesting
(and pointless, as usual XD)
[EDIT]
ERR:ARGUMENT
sub("0123456789",fPart(x)
)+Str1->Str1
Investigating.... XD
KermMartian wrote:
Its been a while since I've done TI-Basic, but wouldn't this make more sense?
Code: .1iPart(x->x
Makes sense...
This code works:
Code: :.1x->x:While X>0
:sub("0123456789",(fPart(x)*10)+1,1)+Str1->Str1
:.1iPart(x->x
:End
swivelgames wrote:
Makes sense...
This code works:
Code: :.1x->x:While X>0
:sub("0123456789",(fPart(x)*10)+1,1)+Str1->Str1
:.1iPart(x->x
:End
Here's a slightly less-awkward version of that:
Code: :.1x->x:While X>0
:sub("0123456789",1+10fPart(x),1)+Str1->Str1
:.1iPart(x->x
:End
lol, dur, thanks
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