
The special views in parentheses refer to the Function app, and may dier in other apps. The number of a
special view corresponds to its position in the View menu for that app. The rst special view is launched by
STARTVIEW(8), the second with STARTVIEW(9), and so on.
You can also launch views that are not specic to an app by specifying a value for n that is less than 0:
Home Screen:-1
Home Settings:-2
Memory Manager:-3
Applications Library:-4
Matrix Catalog:-5
List Catalog:-6
Program Catalog:-7
Notes Catalog:-8
VIEW
Syntax: VIEW ("string"[,program_name])
BEGIN
Commands;
END;
Adds a custom option to the View menu. When string is selected, runs program_name. See The
DiceSimulation program in the Example on page 577 section.
Integer
BITAND
Syntax: BITAND(int1, int2, … intn)
Returns the bitwise logical AND of the specied integers.
Example: BITAND(20,13) returns 4.
BITNOT
Syntax: BITNOT(int)
Returns the bitwise logical NOT of the specied integer.
Example: BITNOT(47) returns 549755813840.
BITOR
Syntax: BITOR(int1, int2, … intn)
Returns the bitwise logical OR of the specied integers.
Example: BITOR(9,26) returns 27.
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