| Author | Comment |
SWFAN
Probe
Posted: 29 Jan 2004
12:27 GMT
Total Posts: 5 | whats wrong with this line?
X->L+M
keeps giving me a syntax error with the + |
dysfunction
Goliath
Posted: 29 Jan 2004
15:05 GMT
Total Posts: 122 | Are you trying to store the result of the operation L+M into X? Becasue then your code should look like L+M->X. |
spiral
Wraith
Posted: 29 Jan 2004
16:09 GMT
Total Posts: 958 | dysfunction is correct, you can't store one variable into two, because tehre are infinite possiblities for L and M. The store (->) means put the stuff from the left into the right. The left cannot contain any undefined variables. |
SWFAN
Probe
Posted: 29 Jan 2004
18:00 GMT
Total Posts: 5 | wow...
that worked
thanks
but every other time i do a line like that it always wants the variable 1st.... |
dysfunction
Goliath
Posted: 30 Jan 2004
10:30 GMT
Total Posts: 122 | Actually, you can store into undefined variables on the 83/+, because if you make a reference to an undefined variable, it automaticlly creates that variable with the attributes zero. Note: you can only store INTO undefined variables, you cannot recall data from them, except for the A-Z variables. For example: You can store anything into variable A even if it's undefined, and if you try to perform an operation with undefined variable A, A is created and its content is zero. However, if you try to perform an operation with undefined L1, it will give an error: but you can store something into undefined L1, but any other contents will be zero. |
