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3.8.1 Alarms

0E235 ALARMS@ ( → {} )
Returns internal alarms list.
0E6ED STOALM ( %date %time acti %rep → % )
Stores an alarm. %repeat is the number of ticks between every repetition. Since there are 8192 ticks in a second, 60 seconds in a minute, and 60 minutes in an hour, to make an alarm that repeats every hour, %repetition would be 8192*60*60 = 29491200. Returns real number representing the position of the alarm in the list.
0E54D (STOALARMLS) ( {} → % )
Stores an alarm. List contents: { %date %time action %repeats } You may omit %repeats and action. In this case, the alarm has no repetition and no message is displayed. Returns real number representing the position of the alarm in the list.
0E510 (STOALARM%) ( %time → % )
Store an alarm at specified time today, with no message and no repetition. Returns real number representing the position of the alarm in the list.
0E724 (PURGALARM%) ( % → )
Internal <REF>xDELALARM.
0EF45 (>ALRMLS) ( $ %date %time %rpt → {} )
Generates list (of the internal type) representing the alarm.
0E1D8 (ALRMLS>) ( {} → {}' )
Converts list of internal format to list in the format of STOALARMLS.
0E402 (RCLALM) ( #n → {} T )
( #n → F )
Recalls nth alarm. List is in the internal format.
0E3DF (RCLALARM%) ( %n → {} )
Recalls nth alarm. List is in the format of STOALARMLS.
0EAD7 (FINDALARM%) ( %date → % )
Returns position in the internal alarm list of the first alarm of that day (or in any following day).
0EB31 (FINDALARMLS) ( {} → % )
Takes a list of the format: { %date %time } Returns real represent the position of the specified alarm in the alarm list, or 0 if not found.
0E724 (DELALARM) ( %n → )
Deletes nth alarm.
422A1 ALARM? ( → flag )
Returns TRUE if an alarm is due.
0DDC1 (ACKALM) ( → flag )
Tries acknowledging first alarm due. Returns TRUE if no due alarm was found, or FALSE if a due alarm has been found and acknowledged.
0DDA8 (ACKALLALMS) ( → )
Acknowledges all due alarms.
0EB31 (FNDALARM{})
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