Re: A83: lists and matrices

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Subject: Re: A83: lists and matrices
From: michael <ti83-man@snet.net>
Date: Sat, 13 Jun 1998 15:56:09 -0400 (EDT)
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thanks that helps.
mabey a name could be 83 CENTRAL?

At 12:53 AM 6/13/98 -0500, you wrote:
>
>oh boy, i hope this is the last mail i have to send today. not that i
>mind helping. =)
>
>michael wrote:
>> These are great.  But what if you do not know the name of the list of
>> program of anything else, how do you find out and display it and mabey add
>> to it?
>
>there two things you can do
>
>1) there is an area of memory that contains the program/list symbol
>table. along with all programs are all user defined lists. for example
>list IAN or list TEST or any other list you create. you can look up
>lists the EXACT same way the progptr program does. if you can't figure
>it out give me a hollar and i will put together something.
>
>2) there are also the system lists L1 through L6. you can look thoes up
>the way i described in my first mail about lists
>
>and remember, when you look up a list using _chkfindsym, de points to
>the 2 bytes that hold the number of elements in the list. as you found
>out my next mail told you how to store to a list. also, never store to
>an element that hasn't yet been created. i have NO idea how to make a
>list longer. but give me some time and i might be able to find it out.
>
>
>i have one request. in return for all my help, i need someone to come up
>with a name for the new page i'm going to make. once again it will have
>tutorials on very specific subjects like lists, matrices, pics, strings,
>programs, and lots of other stuff.
>
>