Casio ClassPad 300 Programming Guide

The first function, BMCSSearchVariable(), searches for an exact match of the variable
name that you pass in. The second and third both perform partial matches. Notice that
BMCSSearchVal3() takes a VALMANSTRUCT reference as a parameter. In this case,
it is important that you know and understand the structure of a variable in MCS before
trying to use the function.
The following is an example that uses all three search functions as well as both the copy
and move function:
UCHAR attr, temp;
OBCD dat;
Cal_setn_OBC(5,&dat);
// Create x=5 in folder main
BMCSCreateVariable((CP_CHAR*)"main", (CP_CHAR*)"x", IMU_MCS_TypeReal,
sizeof(OBCD), (UCHAR*)&dat);
// Create folder test
BMCSCreateFolder((CP_CHAR*)"test", &temp);
// Copy x to test
BMCSCopyVariable((CP_CHAR*)"main", (CP_CHAR*)"x", (CP_CHAR*)"test",
(CP_CHAR*)"copied x");
// Move x to test
BMCSMoveVariable((CP_CHAR*)"main", (CP_CHAR*)"x", (CP_CHAR*)"test",
(CP_CHAR*)"moved x");
// Search using the first search function. This function returns the
// address of the variable if found.
UCHAR *ucDataTopAddress;
DWORD dwDataSize;
UCHAR *pucManTopAdr;
UCHAR ucValType;
if(BMCSSearchVariable((CP_CHAR*)"test",(CP_CHAR*)"moved x",
&ucValType,&pucManTopAdr, (UCHAR **)&ucDataTopAddress, &dwDataSize)!=0)
{
// not found!
}
else
{
// Create a variable using the address from the search function
BMCSCreateVariable((CP_CHAR*)"test",(CP_CHAR*)"found x1",
IMU_MCS_TypeReal,dwDataSize, (UCHAR *)&pucManTopAdr);
}
// The second search function returns the name of the found variable
// in a CP_CHAR buffer
CP_CHAR buffer[100];
if(BMCSSearchVal2((CP_CHAR*)"test",(CP_CHAR*)"moved ", buffer, 5) != 0)
{
// not found!
}
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Casio ClassPad 300 Specifications

General

Brand	Casio
Model	ClassPad 300
Category	Calculator
Language	English