I don't think that there is something better than DrawInv:Line(5,,20,,):DrawInv, unfortunately.

What's next, A-Sign? Online Application signer?

Haha, good joke!

I'm using Safari Version 5.0.3(Mac)

I installed Safari to try Asprite on it,
and it is actually not working, sorry.

I don't have to use this but I was just trying the spriter out: http://xeverion.com/Tools/Asprite/
But everywhere I click nothing happens(it stays white). Am I doing something wrong?

Using the left mouse button should color the pixels black.
Which browser did you use?

Quote from: Aichi on May 28, 2011, 06:28:02 am

Quote from: Freyaday on May 27, 2011, 11:09:57 pm

Can I do
{byte}>number?
And can I do
{byte}+n>m?

Both constructions are possible. Note: m<{byte}+n would always return not zero, since it will be processed from left to right.

Unless N is zero...

Yeah unless N is zero and M is higher than {Byte}.
...Or M is lower than / equal to {Byte} and N is 65535.

Can I do
{byte}>number?
And can I do
{byte}+n>m?

Both constructions are possible. Note: m<{byte}+n would always return not zero, since it will be processed from left to right.

Edit @ Scout:

I think Freyaday means ">", not "->". Also, both {Byte}+N->M and {Byte+N}->M are possible, but they make for different results.

I started working on a third tool for Axe Parser developement to complement some things that you can't do oncalc or just very hard.
You will be able to clearly create and manage data and convert it directly into 8xp (maybe appvars too).
I didn't started the data editor yet, but you can already use the converter. Try it:
http://xeverion.com/Tools/Abyte/Convert?v=TEST,Your_Comment,414243
The blue section links to the PHP script. The red section contains 3 necessary arguments:
1) Program name (up to 8 uppercase chars)
2) Comment (up to 42 chars)
3) Data in hexadecimal, the above code means ABC

At the moment, I didn't adapt the checksums though. I would be glad if anyone tried to send such a file to a calc using TI Connect.
TILP ignores the checksum by itself.