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I'm currently working on a multi-program programming tool that allows you to draw on the screen and records what you do. It's almost done, but I need some major help with the program that turns the appvar into an Axe source. As an indicator as to how much help I need, the source code I have so far is named DONOTUSE

I'd circle sir, but they don't like it very much. How do I get my own subtitle?

And I'm having trouble creating a Tic-Tac-Toe AI. I feel so inferior....

The slow clock glitch sounds to me like an accidental activation of the 84+SE's 6MHz compatibility mode, something that could be fixed with Axe or assembly or anything else with the ability to change that flag. It would be something else to know what exactly was going on when that glitch occurred.

Yes, the program would make an Axe source. The data are formatted thusly:  The word width is 3 bytes. The command number is in the first byte, the X coordinate in the second byte, and the Y coordinate in the third byte. All commands save number three, Pxl-Change, are two words wide, and the command number doesn't really matter on the first command, so long as it's a two word command. In other words, for the double-width commands, the command type can change from the first word to the second one, and it's only the second one that counts.
Here's what I have so far:

.Write
GetCalc("appvMAROS",Y1)->P
If P
{Y1-2}[sup]r[/sup]->S
GetCalc("appvMTEMP",S)->J
GetCalc("appvNTEMP",S/2*58)->M
.^Where the program bytes are going to be stored while it's still being created. I've determined S/2*58 to be the maximum possible size of the resulting program.
Copy(Y1,J,S)
0->L
0->D
.D is length of code in NTEMP
[3AA8]->Str1
.^:DrawInv HEX
If 0
.Writing to NTEMP is here for the time being until I get the rest of the program written
[3A]->{M+D}
D+1->D
If V=2 or (V=5 or (V=7
.^These are the commands that turn pixels off. They're just the corresponding On command with a DrawInv each on the line before and the line after.
Copy(Str1,M+D,2)
D+2->D
End
Copy(Str0,M+D,length(Str0))
D+length(Str0)->D
If V=2 or (V=5 or (V=7
Copy(Str1,M+D,2)
D+2->D
End
Lbl L
X->T
Y->U
1->L
Return
End
For(Z,0,S/3-1)
{3*Z+J}->V
3*Z+J+1->x
3*Z+J+2->Y
If V=1 or (V=2
If L
[A5]{T}[2C]{U}[2C302DBC28]{T}[2D]{X}[29122B2828]{U}[2D]{Y}[291229292900]->Str0
.^As far as I know, this should be the bytes that Circle(T,U,0-sqrt((T-X)[sup]2[/sup]+((U-Y)[sup]2[/sup]))) gets stored as.
0->L
Else
sub(L
End
ElseIf V=3
Does anyone know whether or not I'm on the right track?

I have had many struggles with my drawing program, Maros. Now that it's functional, I want to make a program that reads the AppVar created by Maros and writes an Axe program that consists of the commands encoded in the AppVar alongside their properly formatted coordinates. Does anyone have any ideas on how to do that?

I thought strings were equally slow under all conditions, just like lists are.