HP 48G - And Custom Menus; Custom Key Assignments

AND Custom MENus
Pressing is the same as executing 1 TMEMLU (see
page 10 for more on menus). This creates a custom
menu from a listyou’ve stored in the reserved name
C5T. That is, before using (CST), you must have al-
ready entered such a list, then entered 'C5T', and
pressed (ST0). The menu list is of this form:
Tt "menu label i unshifted object,
(&)-shifted object,
\ (2)-shifted function,
£ "menu labelB" L unshifted object,
(&3)-shifted object,
(2)-shifted object,
—
1o (etc)
(You may omit the innermost bracketing if there are
objects only for the unshifted menu keys; you may
omit the labels and their bracketing if you don’t wish
the menu items to have labels different than their cor-
responding unshifted objects.)
You canalso make a temporary custom menu: Enter
amenullist (justas forC5T), but don’t store itintoCST.
Instead, execute TFMENLI, which builds and displays a
menu from that list—without referring to C5T.
Custom KEY ASSIGNMENTS
When the HP 48G/GX is in U%EF mode ((&]USER) tog-
gles much like (@), its keys behave according to a list
of objects mapped to keys via keycodes of the form
RowCol.Shift. Shift values signify as follows: Hor 1 =
unshifted; £ = (&)-shifted; 3 = (O)-shifted; % = (o)
shifted; 5 = (o] )-shifted; & = (a]>)-shifted. Thus the
keycode for(Spc)is 94. H or 34. 1; the keycode for the
k key (eJlK) is £2. 5.
To assignobiject(s) tokey(s), enterthe pair(s)inalist,
{ obj, kcode, obj, kcode,... ¥, then use STOKEYS.
To un-assign keys (i.e. revert them to their standard
functions), enter a list of the desired keycodes and
use[ELKEYS. To un-assign all keys, used DELKEYS.
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