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Click on “View 1” in the View List

window. Change the prompt to

“Change matrix”, the Object name to

“.TRANSF.MAT” and the Next View

to “7: Views”.

In the main window, enter the code

for this program (see Example 2).

Special characters such as can be

obtained from the button.

We now must save the code. Click on the “View 2” entry in the View List

window and the ADK will ask if you wish to save the code you entered for the

first view. Tell it ‘Yes’ and a save dialog box will appear. At this point I

usually realize I have forgotten to create a directory to hold my aplet and you

may have too. If so, click on ‘Cancel’, and create an empty folder to hold the

aplet. Remember that the ADK is a very old program and does not recognize

long filenames. It only accepts names with up to eight characters and no

spaces. This applies to directories also, so if you use ‘Transformer’ for your

directory then you may find it appears in the ADK’s directory view as

TRANSF~1, which is the Windows ‘short’ version.

Save the program under any name. I used EDITMAT.PRG. Make sure you

are in the directory you created before you click on ‘Save’.

If you click again on the first view in the View

List window you will find that it now records the

filename you used.

At this point you should also save the aplet itself, perhaps as

TRANSFRM.APT.

Using similar methods, enter the code for the

other programs, with two exceptions. Firstly,

the Change Axes option has no program

attached and you should leave the Object

Name blank for that entry, simply specifying

the Next View entry to be the PLOT SETUP view. Secondly, the program we

used before to contain the SETVIEWS command is not required for aplets

created by the ADK. When you finish, close the views planner and use the

File menu to save the aplet also.

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HP 10413 Datasheet Page 225