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  • In case you also need to draw a screen: tex.stackexchange.com/a/70532/1871

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  • In case you also need to draw a screen: tex.stackexchange.com/a/70532/1871

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In case you also need to draw a screen: tex.stackexchange.com/a/70532/1871

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There are packages for it:



  • http://www.ctan.org/pkg/tipfr


  • https://ctan.org/pkg/graph35 Draw keys and screen items of several Casio calculators

tipfr



Example from the doc:



enter image description here



A small example:



documentclass[11pt,english]scrartcl 
usepackagebabel
usepackagetipfr

begindocument

Push
Touche[style=number, principal=1]
Touche[style=operation, principal=+]
Touche[style=number, principal=2]
Touche[style=function,principal==,]
and you get the result 3.

enddocument


enter image description here



Some examples for the Touche-macro:
enter image description here




graph35 - Casio calculators



Actually (2018-03-24) one model is available: graph35+.






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  • I like it! But why not give a MWE for people to copy and paste the code? The documentation had just snippets of code.

    – DJP
    Jan 2 '15 at 3:19











  • I downloaded the files from CTAN, put the style file in with the tex file but it wouldn't compile. The error message was: "newtxtt.sty not found". I googled and found a copy on the internet. Put that in the same file and again it wouldn't compile: "I do not know the /tcb/color key and I'm going to ignore it". The problem is line 14. Any idea how to continue?

    – DJP
    Jan 2 '15 at 3:31












  • @DJP newtxtt can be found on CTAN at ctan.org/pkg/newtxtt. With version 1.03 and 1.051 (the actual one) I get no error. I look for a MWE - actually I found a bug (?) in tipfr.sty with babel and shorthandon; (line 422 + 494) - I kep you informed.

    – knut
    Jan 2 '15 at 19:53











  • @DJP have you updated LaTeX on your computer? For example, newtxtt is a fairly new addition.

    – A.Ellett
    Jan 2 '15 at 22:06











  • @knut I do have the updated newtxtt.sty file but I still can't compile your MWE. I get "./tipfr.sty:422: Package babel Error: I cannot switch `;' on or off--not a shorthand." and later: "l.422 shorthandon;". This sounds like the bug(?) you mention above.

    – DJP
    Jan 2 '15 at 22:33


















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shorthandon and shorthandoff do not make sense for French with LuaTeX or XeTeX as high punctuation characters (:;!?) are no longer made active with these engines.



I would suggest dropping the two commands shorthandon; and shorthandoff; in tipfr.sty and adding babel to the options of usetikzlibrary... on line 10, this should take care of ; characters when they happen to be active (in French with TeX or pdfTeX engines).






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  • I made those changes and it's working for me! This will be a useful package to have. Thanks! +1.

    – DJP
    Jan 5 '15 at 18:42






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    This should be a comment rather than an answer.

    – Werner
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    +1 - although it should be a comment - but it really solve the problem.

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I can't write a comment because I haven't enough reputation so I use the answer box.
You can draw calculator's keys with the tipfr package. There is a update (see http://www.ctan.org/pkg/tipfr) : with the help of the previous answer, the problem you met is fixed.



The "principal" option can now be called with the "enter" style.
For example : Touche[style=enter,principal==] or Touche[style=enter,principal=EXE]



I added a starred version to Calculatrice to draw a small calculator (see an example at the end of documentation)






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    Welcome to TeX.SX! If you elaborate on your answer it's more than a comment ;-)

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  • +1 for the package and the quick solution of the problem. And for the info, why it's an answer and no comment ;)

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Now it exists a new package to draw keys of a scientific calculator. I used that calculator when I teached at Junior High School.



ticollege.sty : https://www.ctan.org/pkg/ticollege






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    Finding this now, the ti packages mentioned here give french versions (2ndc??) Any English?





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      There are packages for it:



      • http://www.ctan.org/pkg/tipfr


      • https://ctan.org/pkg/graph35 Draw keys and screen items of several Casio calculators

      tipfr



      Example from the doc:



      enter image description here



      A small example:



      documentclass[11pt,english]scrartcl 
      usepackagebabel
      usepackagetipfr

      begindocument

      Push
      Touche[style=number, principal=1]
      Touche[style=operation, principal=+]
      Touche[style=number, principal=2]
      Touche[style=function,principal==,]
      and you get the result 3.

      enddocument


      enter image description here



      Some examples for the Touche-macro:
      enter image description here




      graph35 - Casio calculators



      Actually (2018-03-24) one model is available: graph35+.






      share|improve this answer

























      • I like it! But why not give a MWE for people to copy and paste the code? The documentation had just snippets of code.

        – DJP
        Jan 2 '15 at 3:19











      • I downloaded the files from CTAN, put the style file in with the tex file but it wouldn't compile. The error message was: "newtxtt.sty not found". I googled and found a copy on the internet. Put that in the same file and again it wouldn't compile: "I do not know the /tcb/color key and I'm going to ignore it". The problem is line 14. Any idea how to continue?

        – DJP
        Jan 2 '15 at 3:31












      • @DJP newtxtt can be found on CTAN at ctan.org/pkg/newtxtt. With version 1.03 and 1.051 (the actual one) I get no error. I look for a MWE - actually I found a bug (?) in tipfr.sty with babel and shorthandon; (line 422 + 494) - I kep you informed.

        – knut
        Jan 2 '15 at 19:53











      • @DJP have you updated LaTeX on your computer? For example, newtxtt is a fairly new addition.

        – A.Ellett
        Jan 2 '15 at 22:06











      • @knut I do have the updated newtxtt.sty file but I still can't compile your MWE. I get "./tipfr.sty:422: Package babel Error: I cannot switch `;' on or off--not a shorthand." and later: "l.422 shorthandon;". This sounds like the bug(?) you mention above.

        – DJP
        Jan 2 '15 at 22:33















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      There are packages for it:



      • http://www.ctan.org/pkg/tipfr


      • https://ctan.org/pkg/graph35 Draw keys and screen items of several Casio calculators

      tipfr



      Example from the doc:



      enter image description here



      A small example:



      documentclass[11pt,english]scrartcl 
      usepackagebabel
      usepackagetipfr

      begindocument

      Push
      Touche[style=number, principal=1]
      Touche[style=operation, principal=+]
      Touche[style=number, principal=2]
      Touche[style=function,principal==,]
      and you get the result 3.

      enddocument


      enter image description here



      Some examples for the Touche-macro:
      enter image description here




      graph35 - Casio calculators



      Actually (2018-03-24) one model is available: graph35+.






      share|improve this answer

























      • I like it! But why not give a MWE for people to copy and paste the code? The documentation had just snippets of code.

        – DJP
        Jan 2 '15 at 3:19











      • I downloaded the files from CTAN, put the style file in with the tex file but it wouldn't compile. The error message was: "newtxtt.sty not found". I googled and found a copy on the internet. Put that in the same file and again it wouldn't compile: "I do not know the /tcb/color key and I'm going to ignore it". The problem is line 14. Any idea how to continue?

        – DJP
        Jan 2 '15 at 3:31












      • @DJP newtxtt can be found on CTAN at ctan.org/pkg/newtxtt. With version 1.03 and 1.051 (the actual one) I get no error. I look for a MWE - actually I found a bug (?) in tipfr.sty with babel and shorthandon; (line 422 + 494) - I kep you informed.

        – knut
        Jan 2 '15 at 19:53











      • @DJP have you updated LaTeX on your computer? For example, newtxtt is a fairly new addition.

        – A.Ellett
        Jan 2 '15 at 22:06











      • @knut I do have the updated newtxtt.sty file but I still can't compile your MWE. I get "./tipfr.sty:422: Package babel Error: I cannot switch `;' on or off--not a shorthand." and later: "l.422 shorthandon;". This sounds like the bug(?) you mention above.

        – DJP
        Jan 2 '15 at 22:33













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      There are packages for it:



      • http://www.ctan.org/pkg/tipfr


      • https://ctan.org/pkg/graph35 Draw keys and screen items of several Casio calculators

      tipfr



      Example from the doc:



      enter image description here



      A small example:



      documentclass[11pt,english]scrartcl 
      usepackagebabel
      usepackagetipfr

      begindocument

      Push
      Touche[style=number, principal=1]
      Touche[style=operation, principal=+]
      Touche[style=number, principal=2]
      Touche[style=function,principal==,]
      and you get the result 3.

      enddocument


      enter image description here



      Some examples for the Touche-macro:
      enter image description here




      graph35 - Casio calculators



      Actually (2018-03-24) one model is available: graph35+.






      share|improve this answer















      There are packages for it:



      • http://www.ctan.org/pkg/tipfr


      • https://ctan.org/pkg/graph35 Draw keys and screen items of several Casio calculators

      tipfr



      Example from the doc:



      enter image description here



      A small example:



      documentclass[11pt,english]scrartcl 
      usepackagebabel
      usepackagetipfr

      begindocument

      Push
      Touche[style=number, principal=1]
      Touche[style=operation, principal=+]
      Touche[style=number, principal=2]
      Touche[style=function,principal==,]
      and you get the result 3.

      enddocument


      enter image description here



      Some examples for the Touche-macro:
      enter image description here




      graph35 - Casio calculators



      Actually (2018-03-24) one model is available: graph35+.







      share|improve this answer














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      • I like it! But why not give a MWE for people to copy and paste the code? The documentation had just snippets of code.

        – DJP
        Jan 2 '15 at 3:19











      • I downloaded the files from CTAN, put the style file in with the tex file but it wouldn't compile. The error message was: "newtxtt.sty not found". I googled and found a copy on the internet. Put that in the same file and again it wouldn't compile: "I do not know the /tcb/color key and I'm going to ignore it". The problem is line 14. Any idea how to continue?

        – DJP
        Jan 2 '15 at 3:31












      • @DJP newtxtt can be found on CTAN at ctan.org/pkg/newtxtt. With version 1.03 and 1.051 (the actual one) I get no error. I look for a MWE - actually I found a bug (?) in tipfr.sty with babel and shorthandon; (line 422 + 494) - I kep you informed.

        – knut
        Jan 2 '15 at 19:53











      • @DJP have you updated LaTeX on your computer? For example, newtxtt is a fairly new addition.

        – A.Ellett
        Jan 2 '15 at 22:06











      • @knut I do have the updated newtxtt.sty file but I still can't compile your MWE. I get "./tipfr.sty:422: Package babel Error: I cannot switch `;' on or off--not a shorthand." and later: "l.422 shorthandon;". This sounds like the bug(?) you mention above.

        – DJP
        Jan 2 '15 at 22:33

















      • I like it! But why not give a MWE for people to copy and paste the code? The documentation had just snippets of code.

        – DJP
        Jan 2 '15 at 3:19











      • I downloaded the files from CTAN, put the style file in with the tex file but it wouldn't compile. The error message was: "newtxtt.sty not found". I googled and found a copy on the internet. Put that in the same file and again it wouldn't compile: "I do not know the /tcb/color key and I'm going to ignore it". The problem is line 14. Any idea how to continue?

        – DJP
        Jan 2 '15 at 3:31












      • @DJP newtxtt can be found on CTAN at ctan.org/pkg/newtxtt. With version 1.03 and 1.051 (the actual one) I get no error. I look for a MWE - actually I found a bug (?) in tipfr.sty with babel and shorthandon; (line 422 + 494) - I kep you informed.

        – knut
        Jan 2 '15 at 19:53











      • @DJP have you updated LaTeX on your computer? For example, newtxtt is a fairly new addition.

        – A.Ellett
        Jan 2 '15 at 22:06











      • @knut I do have the updated newtxtt.sty file but I still can't compile your MWE. I get "./tipfr.sty:422: Package babel Error: I cannot switch `;' on or off--not a shorthand." and later: "l.422 shorthandon;". This sounds like the bug(?) you mention above.

        – DJP
        Jan 2 '15 at 22:33
















      I like it! But why not give a MWE for people to copy and paste the code? The documentation had just snippets of code.

      – DJP
      Jan 2 '15 at 3:19





      I like it! But why not give a MWE for people to copy and paste the code? The documentation had just snippets of code.

      – DJP
      Jan 2 '15 at 3:19













      I downloaded the files from CTAN, put the style file in with the tex file but it wouldn't compile. The error message was: "newtxtt.sty not found". I googled and found a copy on the internet. Put that in the same file and again it wouldn't compile: "I do not know the /tcb/color key and I'm going to ignore it". The problem is line 14. Any idea how to continue?

      – DJP
      Jan 2 '15 at 3:31






      I downloaded the files from CTAN, put the style file in with the tex file but it wouldn't compile. The error message was: "newtxtt.sty not found". I googled and found a copy on the internet. Put that in the same file and again it wouldn't compile: "I do not know the /tcb/color key and I'm going to ignore it". The problem is line 14. Any idea how to continue?

      – DJP
      Jan 2 '15 at 3:31














      @DJP newtxtt can be found on CTAN at ctan.org/pkg/newtxtt. With version 1.03 and 1.051 (the actual one) I get no error. I look for a MWE - actually I found a bug (?) in tipfr.sty with babel and shorthandon; (line 422 + 494) - I kep you informed.

      – knut
      Jan 2 '15 at 19:53





      @DJP newtxtt can be found on CTAN at ctan.org/pkg/newtxtt. With version 1.03 and 1.051 (the actual one) I get no error. I look for a MWE - actually I found a bug (?) in tipfr.sty with babel and shorthandon; (line 422 + 494) - I kep you informed.

      – knut
      Jan 2 '15 at 19:53













      @DJP have you updated LaTeX on your computer? For example, newtxtt is a fairly new addition.

      – A.Ellett
      Jan 2 '15 at 22:06





      @DJP have you updated LaTeX on your computer? For example, newtxtt is a fairly new addition.

      – A.Ellett
      Jan 2 '15 at 22:06













      @knut I do have the updated newtxtt.sty file but I still can't compile your MWE. I get "./tipfr.sty:422: Package babel Error: I cannot switch `;' on or off--not a shorthand." and later: "l.422 shorthandon;". This sounds like the bug(?) you mention above.

      – DJP
      Jan 2 '15 at 22:33





      @knut I do have the updated newtxtt.sty file but I still can't compile your MWE. I get "./tipfr.sty:422: Package babel Error: I cannot switch `;' on or off--not a shorthand." and later: "l.422 shorthandon;". This sounds like the bug(?) you mention above.

      – DJP
      Jan 2 '15 at 22:33











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      shorthandon and shorthandoff do not make sense for French with LuaTeX or XeTeX as high punctuation characters (:;!?) are no longer made active with these engines.



      I would suggest dropping the two commands shorthandon; and shorthandoff; in tipfr.sty and adding babel to the options of usetikzlibrary... on line 10, this should take care of ; characters when they happen to be active (in French with TeX or pdfTeX engines).






      share|improve this answer

























      • I made those changes and it's working for me! This will be a useful package to have. Thanks! +1.

        – DJP
        Jan 5 '15 at 18:42






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        This should be a comment rather than an answer.

        – Werner
        Jan 5 '15 at 18:53






      • 1





        +1 - although it should be a comment - but it really solve the problem.

        – knut
        Jan 5 '15 at 19:56















      3














      shorthandon and shorthandoff do not make sense for French with LuaTeX or XeTeX as high punctuation characters (:;!?) are no longer made active with these engines.



      I would suggest dropping the two commands shorthandon; and shorthandoff; in tipfr.sty and adding babel to the options of usetikzlibrary... on line 10, this should take care of ; characters when they happen to be active (in French with TeX or pdfTeX engines).






      share|improve this answer

























      • I made those changes and it's working for me! This will be a useful package to have. Thanks! +1.

        – DJP
        Jan 5 '15 at 18:42






      • 1





        This should be a comment rather than an answer.

        – Werner
        Jan 5 '15 at 18:53






      • 1





        +1 - although it should be a comment - but it really solve the problem.

        – knut
        Jan 5 '15 at 19:56













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      3







      shorthandon and shorthandoff do not make sense for French with LuaTeX or XeTeX as high punctuation characters (:;!?) are no longer made active with these engines.



      I would suggest dropping the two commands shorthandon; and shorthandoff; in tipfr.sty and adding babel to the options of usetikzlibrary... on line 10, this should take care of ; characters when they happen to be active (in French with TeX or pdfTeX engines).






      share|improve this answer















      shorthandon and shorthandoff do not make sense for French with LuaTeX or XeTeX as high punctuation characters (:;!?) are no longer made active with these engines.



      I would suggest dropping the two commands shorthandon; and shorthandoff; in tipfr.sty and adding babel to the options of usetikzlibrary... on line 10, this should take care of ; characters when they happen to be active (in French with TeX or pdfTeX engines).







      share|improve this answer














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      • I made those changes and it's working for me! This will be a useful package to have. Thanks! +1.

        – DJP
        Jan 5 '15 at 18:42






      • 1





        This should be a comment rather than an answer.

        – Werner
        Jan 5 '15 at 18:53






      • 1





        +1 - although it should be a comment - but it really solve the problem.

        – knut
        Jan 5 '15 at 19:56

















      • I made those changes and it's working for me! This will be a useful package to have. Thanks! +1.

        – DJP
        Jan 5 '15 at 18:42






      • 1





        This should be a comment rather than an answer.

        – Werner
        Jan 5 '15 at 18:53






      • 1





        +1 - although it should be a comment - but it really solve the problem.

        – knut
        Jan 5 '15 at 19:56
















      I made those changes and it's working for me! This will be a useful package to have. Thanks! +1.

      – DJP
      Jan 5 '15 at 18:42





      I made those changes and it's working for me! This will be a useful package to have. Thanks! +1.

      – DJP
      Jan 5 '15 at 18:42




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      1





      This should be a comment rather than an answer.

      – Werner
      Jan 5 '15 at 18:53





      This should be a comment rather than an answer.

      – Werner
      Jan 5 '15 at 18:53




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      +1 - although it should be a comment - but it really solve the problem.

      – knut
      Jan 5 '15 at 19:56





      +1 - although it should be a comment - but it really solve the problem.

      – knut
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      I can't write a comment because I haven't enough reputation so I use the answer box.
      You can draw calculator's keys with the tipfr package. There is a update (see http://www.ctan.org/pkg/tipfr) : with the help of the previous answer, the problem you met is fixed.



      The "principal" option can now be called with the "enter" style.
      For example : Touche[style=enter,principal==] or Touche[style=enter,principal=EXE]



      I added a starred version to Calculatrice to draw a small calculator (see an example at the end of documentation)






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      I can't write a comment because I haven't enough reputation so I use the answer box.
      You can draw calculator's keys with the tipfr package. There is a update (see http://www.ctan.org/pkg/tipfr) : with the help of the previous answer, the problem you met is fixed.



      The "principal" option can now be called with the "enter" style.
      For example : Touche[style=enter,principal==] or Touche[style=enter,principal=EXE]



      I added a starred version to Calculatrice to draw a small calculator (see an example at the end of documentation)






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        Welcome to TeX.SX! If you elaborate on your answer it's more than a comment ;-)

        – user31729
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      • +1 for the package and the quick solution of the problem. And for the info, why it's an answer and no comment ;)

        – knut
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      I can't write a comment because I haven't enough reputation so I use the answer box.
      You can draw calculator's keys with the tipfr package. There is a update (see http://www.ctan.org/pkg/tipfr) : with the help of the previous answer, the problem you met is fixed.



      The "principal" option can now be called with the "enter" style.
      For example : Touche[style=enter,principal==] or Touche[style=enter,principal=EXE]



      I added a starred version to Calculatrice to draw a small calculator (see an example at the end of documentation)






      share|improve this answer















      I can't write a comment because I haven't enough reputation so I use the answer box.
      You can draw calculator's keys with the tipfr package. There is a update (see http://www.ctan.org/pkg/tipfr) : with the help of the previous answer, the problem you met is fixed.



      The "principal" option can now be called with the "enter" style.
      For example : Touche[style=enter,principal==] or Touche[style=enter,principal=EXE]



      I added a starred version to Calculatrice to draw a small calculator (see an example at the end of documentation)







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        – knut
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        Welcome to TeX.SX! If you elaborate on your answer it's more than a comment ;-)

        – user31729
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      • +1 for the package and the quick solution of the problem. And for the info, why it's an answer and no comment ;)

        – knut
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      Welcome to TeX.SX! If you elaborate on your answer it's more than a comment ;-)

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      +1 for the package and the quick solution of the problem. And for the info, why it's an answer and no comment ;)

      – knut
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      +1 for the package and the quick solution of the problem. And for the info, why it's an answer and no comment ;)

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      Now it exists a new package to draw keys of a scientific calculator. I used that calculator when I teached at Junior High School.



      ticollege.sty : https://www.ctan.org/pkg/ticollege






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        Now it exists a new package to draw keys of a scientific calculator. I used that calculator when I teached at Junior High School.



        ticollege.sty : https://www.ctan.org/pkg/ticollege






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          Now it exists a new package to draw keys of a scientific calculator. I used that calculator when I teached at Junior High School.



          ticollege.sty : https://www.ctan.org/pkg/ticollege






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          Now it exists a new package to draw keys of a scientific calculator. I used that calculator when I teached at Junior High School.



          ticollege.sty : https://www.ctan.org/pkg/ticollege







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