I have 2 questions:
How do you start the stopwatch? How do you turn off RPN mode?
a few things missing
no double precision integer mode. nextprime crashes above 2^63. But it’s the best there is.
Perfect
I wished for haptic feedback :-) and here it is. Thank you, thank you, now it’s perfect :-)
Good overall with some potential improvements
It would be great to round off this great looking and working WP 34s with a few features from similar emulated calculators (like Free42 and HP-12C):
- Printing simulation into a separate screen and saving to image and “log” files
- Shift Highlight: green and orange are somewhat similar (for some of us), so when a shift is activated, highlight the affected functions with higher intensity (brighter) color.
Other potential improvements:
- annunciators could be a little bigger
- multi-line stack, registers or program views
- Printing simulation into a separate screen and saving to image and “log” files
- Shift Highlight: green and orange are somewhat similar (for some of us), so when a shift is activated, highlight the affected functions with higher intensity (brighter) color.
Other potential improvements:
- annunciators could be a little bigger
- multi-line stack, registers or program views
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First class
This is an emulation of one of Hewlett Packard's most powerful machines - now on steroids, taking advantage of modern computing.
Beyond being fully programmable, it has a bewildering amount of functionality, so it's great to find vitally important user manuals are available.
It works just like it's cousin here in the App Store: the WP31-S, except this has even more. The only downside: it takes a while to become familiar with the keypad.
Beyond being fully programmable, it has a bewildering amount of functionality, so it's great to find vitally important user manuals are available.
It works just like it's cousin here in the App Store: the WP31-S, except this has even more. The only downside: it takes a while to become familiar with the keypad.
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