Je sais pas si c'est lié mais j'ai eu le problème suivant :

If the doc mention a list of strings, the correct syntax should be : [pre]{"system"}→path[/pre] . You have to use the STO key to type the arrow. With [pre]echo system >path[/pre] , you were creating a text variable Pedrom use the same file system than AMS (the official TI OS) where files are handled as variables on command line. Variables have different types: - expression : [pre]10→x[/pre] (ams support more complex expressions like : [pre]x^2+4x+7→polynom[/pre] ) - string : [pre]"foo"→bar[/pre] - list : [pre]{1,2,3}→mylist[/pre] - text : text, usually created with the text editor - program : TI Basic program, created with the program editor - and much more (matrix, asm, ...)
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If the doc mention a list of strings, the correct syntax should be : {"system"}→path . You have to use the STO key to type the arrow.
With echo system >path , you were creating a text variable

Pedrom use the same file system than AMS (the official TI OS) where files are handled as variables on command line.
Variables have different types:
- expression : 10→x (ams support more complex expressions like : x^2+4x+7→polynom )
- string : "foo"→bar- list : {1,2,3}→mylist- text : text, usually created with the text editor
- program : TI Basic program, created with the program editor
- and much more (matrix, asm, ...)