In the T-95 you can compare the display with any lettered data register
A
for example.
There's an x<>t key for storing a temporary value just like in the old TI-56/58/59 series but I don't know how to use it in comparisons. I have a lot of programs from my TI-59 that I'm porting to the 95. The job would be easier if I could compare to the
t register (not the data register T!) in the same number of steps on both machines. Right now, if I want to compare the sum of 4 and 2 with the number 5 the situation is like this:
TI-59 TI-95
4 4
+ +
2 2
= =
x<>t STO
5 T
x=t 5
GTO B IF=T
GTL B
The 95 solution could be shortened if comparison with the t register was allowed.
Is it possible? If so, how?
TIA
Tom Lake
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