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So after being able to downgrade my nspire cas cx to 3.1 (YAY!!!), I realized all my 3.2 pdf manuals are now out of date.

If anyone could help I'd really like to get the 3.1 manuals. I tried the nspire downloads section, offical ti website stops at 3.2, on scribd i found only 3.2 and 3.0, and random googling.

Also, is it possible to add a 'Wizard' to a program/function I make? The thing that explains what each argument stands for, so when you forget you can just look at it.

Also, is it possible to add a 'Wizard' to a program/function I make? The thing that explains what each argument stands for, so when you forget you can just look at it.

You can add a page which contains that kind of help

I don't have the 3.1 manuals.

Stauf99 wrote:So after being able to downgrade my nspire cas cx to 3.1 (YAY!!!), I realized all my 3.2 pdf manuals are now out of date.

Indeed, but you may find what have changed using changelogs.

If anyone could help I'd really like to get the 3.1 manuals. I tried the nspire downloads section, offical ti website stops at 3.2, on scribd i found only 3.2 and 3.0, and random googling.

I didn't saved them neither, and trying simple url hacks isn't successful.

Also, is it possible to add a 'Wizard' to a program/function I make? The thing that explains what each argument stands for, so when you forget you can just look at it.

1) Request, RequestStr, Text
2) Add a comment on the first line (under the argument + Prgm/Func line), it will appear in the libraries as an Hint.

I don't even know if there was such a 3.1-specific manual/user-guide....
I couldn't find any trace of it on the web, at least.

Levak wrote:

Stauf99 wrote:So after being able to downgrade my nspire cas cx to 3.1 (YAY!!!), I realized all my 3.2 pdf manuals are now out of date.

Indeed, but you may find what have changed using changelogs.

Thank you for the advice, I will check the change logs

Also, is it possible to add a 'Wizard' to a program/function I make? The thing that explains what each argument stands for, so when you forget you can just look at it.

1) Request, RequestStr, Text
2) Add a comment on the first line (under the argument + Prgm/Func line), it will appear in the libraries as an Hint.

1) again thank you, those functions did not occur to me
2) I remember reading this in a manual a year ago but could not find any more info since then, and I can not find it in the manual anymore and google has not helped either.
So I have my function:

Define LibPub Name(x,y,z)=
Func
(C) hello world
'math stuff'
End Func

but when I highlight function in catalog there is still no text in the help/hint box
I did refresh libraries. I'm trying this with 3.1 not 3.6 if that matters.
any ideas?

Did you both Ctrl+b and Ctrl+s then, at last, refreshdd the libs ?
This is not a 3.6 feature. It was there at least from 1.4 (I wasn't there before).

Levak wrote:Did you both Ctrl+b and Ctrl+s then, at last, refreshdd the libs ?
This is not a 3.6 feature. It was there at least from 1.4 (I wasn't there before).

ctrl+b and +c did it! thank you so much Levak, you just made my life 1,000x better!