Does anybody know of a way to check the battery level without using a B_Call? If you have code, hex or mnemonics are fine. Thanks

Welcome back Xeda!

Suggestion for a feature: Extend the Delvar command so it can also delete archived variables, pictures, lists, matrices and strings. Also do you have a command that checks if a list already exists?

Oooh, there is an idea... The Delvar thing is quite possible And to check if a list exists... Well, I will detail the next command I have been working on. It is called GetStats. What it does is it returns the size of a variable, the type (to distinguish between program/protected program, real/complex, real list/complex list), and the archive status (0 is unarchived, anything else is archived).

On another note, throughout the whole process of my assembly programming, I keep making calls that do useful-ish things that are meant to ween my programs off B_Calls. I gave myself room for 100 calls/routines/commands for this program and I am currently at 88. There are a bunch of calls not included in the actual program, but when it comes time to use them, they are there. I might run out of room soon

Whenever you use a string it is stored in Ans. For example:
:"HELLO
:If Ans="HELLO
:Pause Ans

Well, I am programming in Hexadecimal, so the process is a bit different . But, I believe it is not much different at all from regular assembly program. The main difference is that you run the program starting at 4080h (with 4000h to 407Fh being the header). Also, instead of exiting with an ret, you have to use a special B_Call (which  forget the name of...). The hex for it is EF2740, so it is B_Call 4027h.

Well, hello there! I actually did not get much programming done over my mini break, but I did manage to add one more useful command. It is called SubList and it is pretty simple to understand, I think. If L1 is {0,1,2,3,4,5,6} and you wanted to get the {2,3,4,5} part of that list. With the command, you use 0 as the list#, 2 as the offset, and 4 for the number of elements to copy:
:{38,0,2,4
:Asm(prgmFONT

What I did not add was support for named lists and archived lists When I get the time, I will add that support, though.

L1=0
L2=1
L3=2
...

Wow... I should use that for NaNoWriMo next year. I will title my novel Read Me.

Actually, that isn't a bad idea. And maybe GroupTool, too. Group Tool is reliable, unlike the OS. Even groups that the OS screwed up can be ungrouped.