Command Summary	Command Syntax	Calculator Compatibility	Token Size
Stores a string to a variable	InputStr variable	TI 89(T)/92	1 byte or 2 bytes

Menu Location

In the program editor, press [F3][4]

The InputStr Command

The InputStr command allows you to input a string to a variable. Since 68k:Input doesn't support the storing of strings into variables, you have to use this command to do that. Keep in mind that the inputted variable cannot be the name of a preexisting variable or flash application that is locked, protected, or archived. For example, if you had a program named "a" or "hello", the command wouldn't work because it is already in use.

InputStr A
//Here, you would a string to be stored to the variable A

InputStr hello
//This would store the string into the variable "hello".

Related Commands

• 68k:Input
• 68k:Prompt
• 68k:Disp
• 68k:Request

Error Conditions

980 - Variable is locked, protected, or archived happens when the user attempted to redefine/modify an already defined variable.

Also See

• Programming Commands

Authors: KG