Now that I have put some serious work into BASIC ReCode, I figured a topic should be started to explain routines, help people out, and to share ideas. First off, here is what I have managed to make using the current version of ReCode:

That took 809 bytes of memory, but you can see it has speed and ability. You can download a PDF of the commands and syntax below, but as a warning, the While command will fail miserably if there is an End statement inside of it. So for example:

While getKey≠15
getKey→A
If A=9
Then
Fill(2
DispGraph
End
EndThis will fail because it will try to pick up at the second End when it exits the loop and that End will send the parser to another random spot in memory. This isn't a problem if the parser can reach a Stop, but it isn't likely. For now, using a trick that results from the way the parser is designed, you can avoid If Then...End statements by putting a space after non-text commands (text is read until it reaches a newline token). For example:
While getKey≠15
getKey→A
If A=9
Fill(2 DispGraph
EndIt uses less memory, anyway and is faster, but I added the If Then...End form for readability.

Here is the readme to ReCode:

Oh, that's not Axe... This is an interpreted language, like BASIC!

Yep ^_^ The only problem is that when I started it, I hadn't heard of Axe, so I modeled the math differently Apparently Axe does math in the exact opposite order as ReCode, so it could be confusing for Axe users !_!

Wait, Xeda, in the screenshot you do:

prgmBROCKEAT

No Asm( or is it DoorsCS Homerun hook? No Asm( and that speed looks great

Hehe, BASIC ReCode works inline with BASIC. in prgmBLOCKEAT, the last few lines that display score are BASIC. So for example:

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ClrHome
Disp "THIS IS BASIC
dim(40
Disp 1,0,THIS IS SPARTA!
Disp 2,0,ER...I MEAN, RECODE!
Pause While getkey≠15
AsmPrgmEF4045C9
Stop
Pause "AND MORE BASIC!


WOW! That's pure epic!

Okee dokey then, I have now added several functions:

' is used to use the second set of vars (for example, A'-1→B)
" is used to use a BASIC string (for example, Text(0,0,"Str1)
RecallPic is used to copy pictures to the graph screen (for example, RecallPic 23)
StorePic is used to store the graph image to a picture (for example, StorePic 17)
Full is used to set the clock speed to 15MHz (or 6MHz if you add a 0 to the end)
Pt-On( draws a sprite using a hex string.

All string arguments must be the last on a line, so with the Pt-On( thing, you need to do something like this:
:0
:Pt-On("Str1
:8,0,0,2
I'm a bit sleepy at the moment, so I'm not going to go into too many details. If anybody has questions or ideas for changes/additions, feel free to mention them!

It wouldn't exit ReCode, but it would try to execute the BASIC data as ReCode data. However, it would be pretty cool to make it recognise if it has gone to a point before the block! That is a cool idea! I would have to make it so that you could choose to make it exit the ReCode parser or not...

If I can add that in, I will try, but I cannot promise anything

You mean like displaying the values of the variables? Yeah, I haven't added that, yet

EDIT: Added