Converting Procedures From Algebraic To Rpn - HP 48gII Advanced User's Reference Manual

Program:
argm TYPE 6. SAME
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THEN
"Not name or list"
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Example: Execute VFY to test the validity of the name argument BEN. (The argument is valid and is simply
returned to the stack.)
OBEN `
J %VFY%
Example: Execute VFY to test the validity of the list argument {BEN JEFF SARAH }. Use the name from the
previous example, then enter the names JEFF and SARAH and convert the three names to a list.
OJEFF `
OSARAH `
3 !° %LIST% %²LIST%
Execute VFY. Since the list contains too many names, the error message is displayed and execution is aborted.
J %VFY%

Converting Procedures from Algebraic to RPN

This section contains a program, "RPN, that converts an algebraic expression into a series (list) of objects in
equivalent RPN order.
Comments:
Tests if the argument is not a name. If so,
displays an error message and aborts execution.
Ends the CASE structure.
Ends the defining procedure.
Enters the program, then stores it in VFY.
Level 1 "
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'symb'
Level 1
{ objects }
RPL Programming Examples 2-27