How can you display tokens? I'm pretty sure there's no way to do it in Axe (though I may be wrong), but is there at least a way to do it with assembly?

I'm not talking about ASCII characters, I'm talking about tokens. Things like DiagnosticOff, For(, Str0, etc.

Actualy there is only one routine you need, i have the hex codes from my Basic Editor right here.  The routine i use reads from memory though, so you need to give it the address of the token you want to read, 1 or 2 byte.

LAsm(EF  94  45  6F  26  00)
Disp e848E
848E is the location of Op1, where the string is put.  You can display it directly, just use the little E thingy

It's been on the wish-list for a while, I have all the routines written already.  They were just commented out becasue I need to get the token data working first so you can actually use the feature.  Like the same way you can do 'A' to get the ascii value, you would be able to use tA to get the token value.  Also, like you can use the double quotes to define a string, I'm going to add some way to define a series of tokens.  That will be especially useful if I decide to add a "Parse" command to execute the token data as BASIC code.

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Please!

I agree, this could be rather useful. But yes, what token to use as a quote?

I will probably use the little "L" that BASIC uses for custom lists.  I don't need any endquote.