Re: TIB: lots of help needed
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Re: TIB: lots of help needed
> You can also store numbers to DimL
> list1. If list1 still is as above, "7->DimL list1" will make it [1,3,2,8,27,
> 0,0]. "2->DimL list1" will make it [1,3]. When you want to create a
> new list, you start with {number of elements I want in my list}->DimL
> {the name for my new list}. It will create a list with your chosen name
> and number of elements, all of which start being zeros.
>
I think it is kind of important to mention something here. Be careful
not to assume that the calc has filled the list up with zeros. Note
that if you increase the size of a list that already exists, only the
new elements will be zeros. Just like in the above example, when you
change the dim of the list from 5 to 7 only the last two digits are
zeros. The entire list will only be zeros if the list did not exist.
There is a command on the 82/83 that allows you to fill a list with
zeros; I'm assuming the same command is on the 85. It is quite simple;
:Fill(0,L1
Jody Snider
jody1@alaska.net
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