So to use Correlation we have to use ln( or is that just one of the options for a certain font type or what?

Ln( let's you display a custom 6x8 font like Output( does.  e^( lets you display a custom sized font as an equivalent to Text(

Ah ok. So we use those to display custom fonts and then we can use Output( and Text( normally if we want to?

Exactly!

Awesome

And very nice, looks sweet Can't wait!

I doubt it since Correlation, I believe, is just a program that is called at the beginning of your regular program.

Ya, that would be pretty cool. Though I don't think it'd be that hard to just replace them since it's not like you're replacing an entire line, just the beginning token.

Maybe you could write a quick program as an add-on to your Auto-Op program though, Builder

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@Deep Thought  The tokens will not be replaced

@Builderboy A patcher is a good idea, but many people will want to use Output as well as Ln, Text as well as e^.  I'll have to think about that one.

@DJ You will indeed be able to do that.  That's probably my next step

I'm going to guess ya since you're still recalling from a string the same. I think all Correlation does is replace the text. I think he'd have to write his own recall routine for it to change, but I could be wrong.

And as for the patcher it just occurred to me that it'd only be useful if you only use Output(/Text( for graphics. But since most of the time they are used for both a little it would screw some things up.

Ah, well if he just replaces the text, then I guess the slowdown will still happen, then. I think it will depend if he's writing his very own routine or if Sub() is parsed like in BASIC.

The parser is responsible for all string computations, otherwise this would be a nightmare for me.  Correlation takes the computed string and displays it in a different font.

So just like in Ti-Basic, the more complex your computation, the slower it gets.