Ok. Now, I have the array being saved, now lets say I want to save the hex sprite data, chosen pokemon name and attacks into the appvar too. I know that I would then have to change the 27 and would have to code more movements into the appvar. But, my question is, can I add the following to an appvar:

"SQUIRTLE  "    *note the two spaces. Will they be preserved?

The two spaces will not be preserved.  8 character max.

No. I don't mean as its name. I mean inside it. The same way I'm putting an array inside it. I want to store the names for future use.

Alright I was wondering.  Suppose I had the following in my code:
[12345678->GDB1

How would I access each number seperatly?  I have tried:
{GDB1}->A

For the first element, and
{1+GDB1}->AFor the second element but it doesn't work.

That fixed most of the problem but I still can't get the rest right.  I am trying to create a routine to get text input from the user and each value corresponds to a letter in the alphabet.  Right now the code I have looks like this:
.D
DiagnosticOff
[0102030405060708->GDB1
For(A,0,7
{A+GDB1}->B
If B
Disp "A"
End
If B=2
Disp "B"
End
If B=3
Disp "C"
End
If B=4
Disp "D"
End
If B=5
Disp "E"
End
If B=6
Disp "F"
End
If B=7
Disp "G"
End
If B=8
Disp "H"
End
End
The output is correct for the most part, but it looks like the following:
AABACADAEAFAGAH


Alright thanks.  I thought that just B itself would compare it to 1, not zero.  And thanks for that frac optimization as well.

That's coming next version for sure.  There isn't a built in OS-call to display an integer in an arbitrary position (that I know of) so I have to do a little work around by converting it to a float and then displaying it.  Its slower, but its somewhat small.

Yeah, when I add >Dec support for Text() I will also add the >Frac.

Temporarily, you can use the Output() feature to do this but it has to be aligned.