Example:

 

With the Function app as the current app, CHECK(1) checks

 

the Function app Symbolic view variable F1. The result is that

 

F1(X) is drawn in the Plot view and has a column of function

 

values in the Numeric view of the Function app. With another

 

app as the current app, you would have to enter

 

Function.CHECK(1).

UNCHECK

Un-Check. Un-checks—that is, deselects—the Symbolic view

 

variable corresponding to Digit. Used primarily in

 

programming to de-activate symbolic view definitions in apps.

 

UNCHECK(Digit)

 

Example:

 

With the Sequence app as the current app, UNCHECK(2) un-

 

checks the Sequence app Symbolic view variable U2. The

 

result is that U2(N) is no longer drawn in Plot view and has

 

no column of values in the Numeric view of the Sequence

 

app. With another app as the current app, you would have to

 

enter Sequence.UNCHECK(2).

ISCHECK

Test for check. Tests whether a Symbolic view variable is

 

checked. Returns 1 if the variable is checked and 0 if it is not

 

checked.

 

ISCHECK(Digit)

 

Example:

 

With the Function app as the current app, ISCHECK(3)

 

checks to see if F3(X) is checked in the Symbolic view of the

 

Function app.

Ctlg menu

The Catlg menu brings together all the functions and commands available on the HP Prime. However, this section describes the functions and commands that can only be found on the Catlg menu. The

functions and commands that are also on the Math menu are

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Functions and commands

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HP Prime Graphing NW280AAABA manual Ctlg menu, Function.CHECK1, UNCHECKDigit, Enter Sequence.UNCHECK2, ISCHECKDigit