That is fine It is entirely up to you

Okay, so I have been using command 54 which is DBRead and I think it is about time that I fix it up. It is used when you are creating a database to extract certain "elements." Pretty much, think of a database as a list, except with data of a variable size. Okay, here is a better context: You want to read a line in a program.

A newline token is 3Fh or 63 in decimal. So, if you create a program where each line has a word or name or some other data, you can use dim(54 to read specific lines! The only real problem at the moment is that you need a newline at the end and it does not detect the end of the file.

Also note that it can read from the archive, currently and it isn't limited to newline tokens. If you wanted, you could read between spaces or whatever you feel like using I am using it in Samocal for item and monster names

Also, I want to add in InsertEntry, DeleteEntry, and ReplaceEntry as new commands

Scout, one of the main selling points of BatLib is that it technically works with all variable types. Some types like lists and real numbers you will need to know the structure, but if a command asks for a var name, it can use any variable type.

For example, if I want to read 67 bytes of Pic7 from archive at an offset of 13:
dim(11,13,".Pic7",67That will return the data as a string in Ans. For an appvar, use a prefix byte of either U or 5. So for example:
dim(54,63,2,"5MEOWThat will read the second line in the appvar MEOW

Enjoy!

I would kinda like more data structures and a randint( for recode