That is weird, you said it works on no archived variables? I downloaded the version I posted to make sure it was in fact working and I had no problems. I actually did get an Archive error the first time, but that was because sending the app disables hooks, so I had to run Grammer to reinstall the hooks. I even tested it to make sure the program was on a page boundary and that still caused no problems.

Maybe. That is definitely not a bug present in any recent version.


EDIT: Fixed the issue. What was happening is that I added in an error for unrecognised commands. The parser was getting to the degree symbol and saw it as an unrecognised command and threw ERR:? . I modified it so that the degree symbol is now just ignored as a command, which is essentially what happened in the older versions (I just had an RET for that error, now I actually pass an error).

So luckily it was not anything to do with the archive or RAM or anything like that

You can do that, that won't be a problem. I just mean that by itself the degree token isn't a function. I just marked it as a token that shouldn't be parsed as a function, but any commands like Text(, Disp or [ that use it as a modifier will recognise it.

Really, this must be rather annoying, so I am sorry .__. This version has that issue fixed, hopefully nothing else was introduced :[

When you select GOTO, which token does it go to? ERR:? is thrown when Grammer sees an unsupported token. I probably forgot to have it ignore a few more tokens.

Oh, then are you using a program that jumps to external code? Or using expr(Input ?

hmm, that is weird. Is it anything that you input, or something specific?

Wait, so does the error occur when you use expr(Input, or at some other part of the code? If you want, you can upload the code that is having issues so that I can test it myself.

EDIT: For those worried, the problem was fixed and thankfully it wasn't a Grammer bug

Also, I accidentally edited Persalteas' post with the edit. I fixed it, though