From: phudl@csv.warwick.ac.uk (Mr S J Liddicott)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.hp48
Subject: Re: Emulating a keypress in sys_RPL???
Date: 17 Nov 1992 13:14:47 -0000
Organization: Computing Services, University of Warwick, UK
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In article <2b08485b.2181.1comp.sys.hp48.1@hpcvbbs.cv.hp.com> akcs.levenson@hpcvbbs.cv.hp.com (william j. levenson) writes:
>Hi Conan!
>
<etc>
>
>::  TakeOverGETPORC
>@  get object bound to menu key (key number follows)
>
>The (::) in the above example indicates that the entrie is an RPL
>program and the name (TakeOverGETPROC) was made up by whoever discovered
>this particular entry, I guess.  The (@) indicates that the following is
>a comment regarding the function of the address.  Many, many entries are
>covered in these lists (Thanks, Mika!) to varying degrees of
>thouroughness.  Some are left to you to decipher.
>
<and more...>
>
>Bill Levenson
>

I think this is a table of what Bill was talking about.
I had it in my file of handy facts.  here goes:

From: akcs.joehorn@hpcvbbs.cv.hp.com (Joseph K. Horn)
Date: 21 Feb 92 07:40:11 GMT
Newsgroups: comp.sys.hp48

James Gentles {jdg@hpqtdla.sqf.hp.com} writes:

> Unfortunately the syseval you give enters the Matrix Writer
> application, buy DOES NOT take the object in level 1 of the stack.
> It assumes you wish to start editing a new object. Can anyone help
> me further?  I have checked on a couple of ftp sites for lists of
> useful SYSEVAL's like the ones above but with no luck. Your help
> would be appreciated. If the above data came from a larger list, I
> would appreciate a copy.

Here's the *complete* list:

                   ENTRY POINTS FOR EVERY HP 48 KEY

         rc.p   .1      .2      .3      .4      .5      .6
         --    -----   -----   -----   -----   -----   -----
         11    3FFDB   3FFF4   4000D   654CD   65583   7A929
         12    4003F   40026   40058   654D4   6558A   7A968
         13    40071   4008A   400A3   654DB   65591   7A96F
         14    400BC   400D5   400EE   654E2   65598   7A976
         15    40107   40120   40139   654E9   6559F   7A97D
         16    40152   4016B   40184   654F0   655A6   7A984

         21    3AD57   3AE33   1EE53   654F7   655AD   7A98B
         22    3AE1A   3A6E5   21FD1   654FE   655B4   7A992
         23    3AB72   3ADA2   3ADBB   65505   655BB   7A9A0
         24    3AF37   3AD70   3AD89   6550C   655C2   7A9A7
         25    3A93D   3AE6F   3B00E   65513   655C9   7A9AE
         26    3A71C   3A735   3B211   6551A   655D0   7A9B5

         31    3A69A   1A15B   1A140   65521   655D7   7A937
         32    3A992   20D65   20B40   65528   655DE   7A9BC
         33    1A3BE   1F9C4   1A5E4   6552F   655E5   7A9CA
         34    3A834   1E2BA   3AFE6   65536   655EC   7A9D1
         35    3A645   3AE4C   3AF69   6553D   655F3   7A9D8
         36    3A8DE   1FBBD   3A80C   65544   655FA   7A9DF

         41    1B4AC   1B6A4   1EF7E   6554B   65601   7A9E6
         42    1B505   1B72F   1F1D4   65552   65608   7A9ED
         43    1B55E   1B79C   1F2C9   65559   6560F   7A930
         44    1B374   1B426   1B185   65560   65616   7A961
         45    1B02D   1BA3D   1B9C6   65567   6561D   7A9FB
         46    1B278   1B905   1B94F   6556E   65624   7AA02

         51    3A7F3   3AF50   3B068   3A7F3   7AA48   7AA4F
         52    3AA82   3A7C6   3B12B   65575   6562B   7AA09
         53    3AC3A   3B15D   3B18F   6557C   65632   7AA10
         54    3AB09   3B1DF   3AAEB   3AB09   7AA3A   7A999
         55    3A5F0   1FBD8   1FCEB   3A5F0   7AA41   7A9F4

         61    3AA0A   3B0DB   3B081   3B036   3E5EE   3E5AF
         62    65495   3AE88   3BE54   65495   3F167   3F17B
         63    6549C   3ADED   48FD6   6549C   3F18F   3F1A3
         64    654A3   3AB59   47B5A   654A3   3F1B7   3F1CB
         65    1AF05   3A6CC   3AC08   6545D   3A6CC   65433

         71    3A893   3A8AC   3A893   3AA37   3AA50   3AA37
         72    65480   3A7A3   47AE7   65480   7AA56   7AA17
         73    65487   3AEB5   3AEE2   65487   7AA1E   7AA25
         74    6548E   3AF05   3AF1E   6548E   7AA2C   7AA33
         75    1ADEE   3ABA4   3A6B3   6543A   3ABA4   6568D

         81    3A8C5   3A8C5   3A8AC   3AA69   3AA69   3AA50
         82    6546B   3B1CB   3B1B7   6546B   7A953   7A94C
         83    65472   3ACF8   1A604   65472   654B8   654C6
         84    65479   3ACBC   3A6FE   65479   7A93E   7A945
         85    1AD09   3ABD6   3AC21   6544F   3ABBD   6542C

         91    3A5CD   1A8BB   3A9CE   3A5CD   1A8BB   3A9CE
         92    65464   1A8D8   22FEB   65464   654BF   65639
         93    3A753   3A77B   3ADD4   3A753   3A77B   3ADD4
         94    65686   1AABD   6564E   65686   65671   6564E
         95    1AB67   3AB8B   3ABEF   65441   3AB8B   654AA

Caution:  The addresses that begin with 7 are in the "hidden" ROM
(bank switched with the native 32K of RAM).  Do NOT use SYSEVAL on
these!

Example: The VISIT key has rc.p code (RowColumn.Plane) of 52.3; look
at row 52, column .3 above; see 3B12B. This means that pressing the
VISIT key is the same as executing #3B12Bh SYSEVAL.

So, you say you want to send a matrix into the Matrix Writer?  Well,
you'd press the down-arrow key to do it from the keyboard.  That
key's rc.p code is 35.1; see above that its entry point is 3A645.
Try it:  [ 1 2 3 ]  #3A645h  SYSEVAL.

This table was generated by a version E machine.  Its validity for
other version HP 48's has not been checked.

The table is 59 lines long and fits nicely on one printed page.

-Joseph K. Horn-   EQU   akcs.joehorn@hpcvbbs.cv.hp.com

_________________

I think it explains itself;

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