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Name
Keys to press
LENG
MONTH
OFF
ON
RCL
RC#
RL
RR
SL
SR
STO
TIME
XEQ
WP 34S Owner's Manual
in modes
αLENG
All
¬integer
αMONTH
αOFF
INPUT
¬
αON
INPUT
s
αRCL
INPUT
s
¬
αRC#
s
All
αRL
n
All
αRR
All
n
αSL
All
n
αSR
All
n
INPUT
s
αSTO
INPUT
s
¬
αTIME
¬integer
αXEQ
INPUT
¬
s
Remarks (see p. 74 for general information)
(-1) Returns the number of characters found in
alpha
, like ALENG in the HP-42S.
x
(0) Takes
as a date, recalls the name of the
respective month and appends its first 3 letters to
alpha
.
(0) Work like AOFF and AON in the HP-42S,
turning alpha mode off and on.
(0) Interprets
s
as characters and appends them to
alpha
.
s
(0) Interprets
as a number, converts it to a string
in the format set, and appends this to
Example: If
s
is 1234 and ENG 2 and RDX. are
set, then 1.23e3 will be appended.
See also
DATE for an application.
alpha
(0) Rotates
by
n
HP-42S, but with
the command instead of taken from
executes as NOP, but loads
(0) Works like
RL but rotates to the right.
(0) Shifts the
n
leftmost characters out of
like ASHF in the HP-42S.
L
loads
.
(0) Works like
characters instead.
(0) Stores the first (i.e. leftmost) 6 characters of
alpha
in the destination specified. Stores all if there
are fewer than six.
x
(0) Takes
as a decimal time and appends it to
in the format hh:mm:ss according to the
alpha
time mode selected. See 12h, 24h, and TIME.
To append a time stamp to
TIME.
s
(0) Interprets
as character code. Takes the first
three characters (or all if there are fewer than
three) of the converted code as an alpha label and
calls or executes the respective routine.
Edition 3.1
alpha
n
characters like AROT in the
≥ 0 and the parameter trailing
L
.
SL 0 equals NOP, but
SL but takes the
alpha
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.
X
.
RL 0
alpha
,
s
rightmost
, call TIME
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