Looks nifty. But most times the normal keys are not bad to get used and use.

I wish someone implemented Cheats Search to some calculator emulator. >_> This would only work on assembly games...
For TI-BASIC it is tricky to do such tools. The approach of see the code and the save lists will continue.

I had lots of fun doing cheat search and memory editing in GBA games. I made ultimate items in Shining Soul, for example. I doubt some of the items I made could be dropped.

I didn't said frames, I said iframes

iframe != frame

This board runs on PHP4, therefore, PHP5 files cannot be integrated directly into it, meaning if we want to use your software directly inside our board, it needs to be iframed. Otherwise, if you can do it for PHP4 I guess we might be good. Then the only issue would be to figure out how to integrate it

In my last post context frames are any kind of frames (frameset or iframe).

The way the hex disassembler scripts are done (in 2 parts) makes it possible to avoid iframes. You can use iframes if you want, anyway.
The board works on PHP4 but from what you posted files with .php5 extension are run with PHP5.
 So just put the HTML front-end (online_asm_file_unsquish.html content) in an article or forum post with HTML and it will direct control to the php5 script.
"online_asm_file_unsquish.html" is just plain HTML that passes the input to unsquisher.php that does the job.

So if you rename unsquisher.php to unsquisher.php5 and change the online_asm_file_unsquish.html to give action to unsquisher.php5 it will work in this host by what I understood.

I could do the Hex Disassembler in one script but I intentionally do this way counting with some circumstances, hopefully covers this one.

Very dark themes with no lighter parts are easier to get tired of than lighter themes, in my opinion.

The uninstaller doesn't delete some files like in the Local Settings or Apps Settings...

hmm, but how would you do that with no decimal places?

If you want 1 decimal place then use that number times 10 and the least significant digit is your decimal place.
Example of to show what the previous phrase means:
.1 turns 1
1.9 turns 19

Now imagine you want to multiply A and B where A is .1 (10) and B=1.9 (19).
You do (A*B)/100.
Note that these expressions are equivalent: .1*1.9 =  ((1/10) * (19/10)) / 100

Axe Parser code

yeah, I know line will be included later, but now I can't stop trying to figure out how to do it with only pxl-on()

Get the slope from the 2 points and pixel on points in line between the 2 points. Basically use y=mx+b equation.
This is how it can be done in assembly. There is a tutorial for this in Patagay assembly tutorial.
By using sine and cosine is also possible...

As an extension of the original poll: How much grinding is too much? Are you comfortable being required to grind before major bosses?

I don't mind at all grinding for a 1 or 2 hours (tops) for bosses. It can be fun if you need money, unlock/find artefacts to shop.

Grinding a bit in each new area is healthy because it makes you notice more the graphics and feel more the game role.
But I think is stupid that between supposedly fast action in history you need to take a lot of time wandering for levelling up. But blocking the way back can be or very demotivating or very enjoyable if you make it in 2/3 tries.

I like the difficulty getting harder progressively and each time a little harder to keep up.

The game of life program and the helicopter game (I think it is more a cave dweller) show already the potential on this. But there is plenty still available, I think.

Keep up!