A supplementary function aslist that lets you store RPN listings in Notes. This way RPN program listings can be copied, pasted and run, without needing to use the Keystroke Programming Simulator or a list editor.
Alternative to CHOOSE command. Touch scroll-able with long lists, optional 'Delete' feature can be used to remove items from the choose list. Includes two sample use cases. Responds to calculator Color Theme settings.
The possible colors of an RGB Pixel can be thought of as a color cube with edges aligned on red, green, and blue axis. ColorCube draws the color cube in slices, and allows you to navigate about and select colors within the context of the color cube.
Outputs the exact internal decimal value of a floating point number in CAS. It is similar to (and is based on) the author's "hex" program with the only difference being that the output of "dec" is in standard decimal format, instead of hexadecimal.
Contains two programs: editmacro and runmacro. They bring the powerful keystroke RPN (Reverse Polish Notation) programming to the HP Prime. If you are familiar with the traditional HP programmable calculators (HP 65, 67, 12C, 15C, 35S, and a whole lot more), you will feel at home using this program package.
Powerful list processing tool, which adds the concept of associative lists, where you can store values based on names rather than just numbers. Requires libList.
Displays the Program -> Edit -> Cmds tree without needing to edit a program. Adopt 'menuList' for your own custom menu; remove 'menuList' from the code when you want to use different menus in different apps.
OOP API Nabla is an adaptation of the object-oriented programming paradigm. It includes functionalities such as defining attributes, functions, inheritance and polymorphism. It is compatible with your programming style as its functionalities are executed independently.
Saves the current version of a program while editing it, using user keys. Restores saved version (UNDO changes). Second call also allows to rollback UNDO operation (REDO).
Collection of programs to assist one in programming, containing a group of characters and units which are not available in the editor, which you can copy and paste from the note file to your program.
An interactive graphics alternative to the terminal screen in order to show any text content on multiple pages from a program, with support for line breaking, coloring and different font sizes.
Utility for examining Wait(-1) command response to touch pad gestures. WaitLab prints the results of Wait(-1) in a continuous loop with a built in pause in the loop of Dly seconds. This simulates functional code that checks for user input and takes Dly seconds to process, then loops back and checks again.