Here is how my Sharp Compet 23 handles these situations:

>  What happens if I enter 12.999? Is that even possible?

You can enter 12.999, it will be displayed as 12.999 until you confirm.

>   If possible, what happens if I then press “+”? Does it round up and 
show 13.00 or does it show 12.99?

There is no plus key on the calculator, since it uses RPN for addition and 
subtraction. Upon confirming with the equals keys, the value is truncated 
to 12.99.

> For subsequent calculations, does it use the displayed value or the 
entered/calculated value with all decimal places?

It uses the displayed value. Information about additional decimal places is 
lost.

> How is a result like 1234567890.65 displayed? 34567890.65 and overflow? 
1234567890 with no decimals? Something else?

It displays 34567890.65, but with a lot of random decimal points and the 
overflow bulb being illuminated.

Hope this helps,
Oskar

newxito schrieb am Freitag, 27. Dezember 2024 um 21:20:01 UTC+1:

Some of the old Nixie calculators have a switch to set fixed decimal places 
and I'm trying to reproduce this behavior in the firmware. I thought it 
would be easy, but a few questions have come up.

Maybe someone who has such an old calculator can help.

Let's assume that the calculator has a total of 10 Nixies and the fixed 
decimal places are set to 2.

- What happens if I enter 12.999? Is that even possible? 

- If possible, what happens if I then press “+”? Does it round up and show 
13.00 or does it show 12.99?

- For subsequent calculations, does it use the displayed value or the 
entered/calculated value with all decimal places?

- How is a result like 1234567890.65 displayed? 34567890.65 and overflow? 
1234567890 with no decimals? Something else?

Thanks
Andy

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