What I'd like to see is a way to put null characters (the same as [00]) into a string more easily than doing
"First"->Str1
"Second":[00]
"Third":[00]
You know, for using the fancy strDev( function. Maybe
"First*Second*Third"->Str1 where * is the imaginary 'i', Eulers '_E', pi, the degree symbol, or ^r. If it was used twice in a row, the symbol would show up normally like an escape character from any C like language
Or possibly:
"First"->Str1
"Second"[sup]r[/sup]
"Third"[sup]r[/sup]
where ^r simply adds a null character after a string.
Any of these would work for me

Is there a way to split several strings without assigning several static variables.
Right now i have to do this:
"Easy"->Str11
"Medium"->Str12
"Hard"->Str13So that when i want to irritate through several strings separated by a '0' using stdDev(, I reference Str11.
But i'd rather do something like
"Easy*Medium*Hard"->Str1 Where * is some kind of special character that is replaced by the string termination character.
Is there a way to do this in Axe, or some other easier work around to save on variable declarations and reduce typing time?
I've got a big project that will involve lots of irritating through sets of text, so how I'm currently doing it will take much longer than i'd like to invest in it.

Thanks in advance

Any chance we will see 32 bit numbers soon, or will everything just move to floatin point vars towords the end of development?

will an input command for getting numbers instread of arrays of tokens be made soon?