\<< RCLF :1:bFLAGS DUP PURGE STO
RCLKEYS :1:bKEYS DUP PURGE STO
DAT\-> :1:bOrgDAT DUP PURGE STO \>>
\<< :1:bFLAGS RCL STOF :1:bKEYS RCL STOKEYS :1:bOrgDAT RCL \->DAT \>>
There, isn't that neat and repetitive?
Also, I usually have only one line for the header, and don't like
showing the clock all the time anyway. I used to have a program
that would show a big clock, but that's expensive and usually
unnecessary, so after some thought I wrote the following, and
assigned it to 74.2 -- since I never use that FINANCE thing.
\<< -41. -40. {CF SF} -40. FS?
::1. {REVLIST 2.} IFTE \->HEADER EVAL \>>
That'll toggle between a two-header w/clock and a 1-header display.
Nice to look at the time/date without fanciness.
I had a similar program for toggling Masd mode and stack display
(with a frozen message to the header area) -- but that was before
I wrote the first program here. Oh well. It's not very much
different from this last clock toggler.
> programs that save flags and keybindings...
> [in case the Hidden Directory hides forever :]
Want to save alarms too, to guard against sleeping through quizzes?
Recall alarm list from hidden directory to stack:
\<< RCLF -55. CF IFERR 1. MAXR FOR i i RCLALARM NEXT
THEN 1. - \->LIST SWAP STOF END \>>
Store alarm list from stack to hidden directory:
\<< IF DUP SIZE THEN REVLIST \<< STOALARM \>> DOLIST END DROP \>>
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