I mean MenuKeyHook.
Oh, also, I meant for you to put it in Grammer 3 and I didn't see the topic when I wrote that.

Okay, I have been working on this for the past two hours and I now have the main menu working better You can now use all of the options:
Gram-When this is highlighted, it only displays programs with a Grammer header
AppV-When this is highlighted, it shows appvars instead of programs
Asm-When this is highlighted, it shows assembly programs. There is a Grammer header for assembly programs, too, just like there are MirageOS programs and ION programs.
Exit-Exits the app
Hook-Currently, this toggles the token hook on and off

Caution: Any program run from this menu is run as a Grammer program or Asm program.

So, again, to summarize:
-You can now run Grammer Asm programs and regular ASM programs from Grammer (The screenshot shows a program I made with Axe)
-You can run a program as a Grammer program, even if it doesn't have the header
-You can toggle the Token hook on or off
-You can look at the program list or appvar list in case you converted your programs to appvars

Also, there are now 655 bytes left, but there is code that I still need to remove.

EDIT: Also, I have been working at cleaning up the readme+tutorial and I am trying to document all of the calls in the jump table so that Assembly programmers can start making Grammer Asm programs.

I am currently working on it

If I can do it, I plan to let Grammer do some hook chaining to allow it to be a little more compatible with the others

Symbolic will be nice, but I don't think xlib is not needed with Grammer, since Grammer can do almost everything that xlib can do already.
EDIT: I'm just curious, but is it possible to run apps from grammer program? (or just any kind of program)

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I'm just curious, but is it possible to run apps from grammer program? (or just any kind of program)

I'm not sure, but If you can find a pointer to the App, you may execute the code like an assembly program.

(I don't know how to run assembly programs in a Grammer code...If a Grammer code runs with expr( , maybe an assembly prog needs Asm(expr( ? )


PS: Quite good readme, now   There is much more info.

If you know the assembly code to run an app, then yes, you can actually run an app from Grammer. I never even thought about that because it is complicated to do in Assembly.

To run assembly programs, use Asm( and to run hex codes, use AsmPrgm. To execute an App, you want to use AsmPrgm. Be warned that this will exit the program and not return:
.0:
Get("EAppName    ;Yes, actually use E. I'm hacking Grammer >.>
AsmPrgm2178843614EF4E4CD8D306C38040
solve(4,2,"App Not Found
Stop
This will leave garbage on the screen in some cases, just as a warning. Also, if the App name does not work, try adding spaces until their are 8 chars. For example, Axe is really named
"Axe     "

O.o amazing...