So in other words,
If Q=0??Blarg
stuff
End

You need to do text(0,0,x>Dec

Thanks, it helped.

EDIT:I have another question.
I want to save the value of x to a string, so I can see it out of my program. The following doesn't seem to work.
:10->x
:x->str1

A bunch of questions here:
1) How would I compare strings? (The equivalent of the C/C++

strcmp

) Doing

If Str1=Str2

doesn't work (and it won't compile).
2) How do I check if a program exists without using MemKit?
3) How do I check if an application exists?
4) How would I do arrays (and arrays of arrays) in Axe?

i am rather sure that will only check one byte equivalence.

As it happens, Axe has a command just for that purpose!
expr(Str1,Str2)

I believe you mean Equ▶String(STR1,STR2).  expr (exch) just exchanges two chunks of data and would need a third argurment telling it how much to exchange.

To answer number 4:

There really aren't 'arrays' in Axe, but there are large chunks of memory that are kept more-or-less empty, which is the next best thing

'L1' is a pointer to a chunk of memory about 714 bytes long.

To assign the numbers '3', '6', '20', in the zeroth, first, and second positions, do...

3->{0+L1}
6->{1+L1}
20->{2+L1}

Here's a convenient trick to simulate an array in an array -- but only if each array inside the array is constant.

NUMBER -> {array_index * subarray_length + subarray_index + L1}

(the subarray_length starts with 1, not 0)


This is actually identical to how you do tilemaps:

{row * row_length + column + POINTER}

or...

{Y * width + X + POINTER}

If each subarray has a different length, you could perhaps make an array containing pointers to each array, although it feels a bit inception-esque to me.

Hope you don't mind the ad, but I have a full tutorial on arrays in Axe right here on Omnimaga.

The final topic? Arrays of (pointers to) arrays