1: Crabcake requires shell usage

Ion and MirageOS work fine.

2: MirageOS uses L2

It is written in the Commands.html how to avoid that.

3: It has an icon

Same if compiled for MirageOS. There's even a way to have an icon in a Ion program, see all programs by thepenguin77. MAybe just let the "#Icon()" command and compile for Ion. Moreover, the icon is useless if you use any homerun hook, which I do (and I am surely not the only one to do so).

4: You can always compile it for Ion yourself

I can, but other people don't know how to do so (not talking about people on forums).

5: Nothing prevents you from doing several executables, one for Ion (for people who don't care about the icon) and one for DCS if you really want that icon.

EDIT: Yes, the executable is DCS only, sorry!

Why DCS only ?

It's a very painful process, and it requires ASM. Theorically, you have to find the address of the VAT header of your appvar (let's say you stored it in P), put the new name length into {P-6}, use _insertMem or _delMem at P-7 depending on whether the new name is longer or smaller than the previous one, and then write your new name from P-7 to P-7-{P-6}+1.

Thanks. And if I smartly chose the name of the temporary appvar so that it has the same length as the original one, length is not an issue.
Now how do I get to the VAT header of the appvar (I have its name to find it but that's pretty much all) ? Is there another way than going through the VAT and Equ►String-ing everything ?

Or play with Wabbitemu's options so that there are not 10 shades per frame for a monochrome program.

On another note, nothing related to Minecraft should really fit in Omnimaga either. It's a distraction from programming calculators and most other activities, and some users can't control their playing.

Anything fits in any forum if there is an appropriate subforum.
Moreover, sorry for clichés, but coders are usually geeks and geeks are usually gamers so it is not surprising to have people here who play games and want to share their experiences with others.

(You double posted by accident, you may want to delete one of your posts).

That depends on how you want your input routine: easy to code or easy to use ?
Easy to code is basically "press up and down until the number is the one you want, then press enter".
Easy to use is "to get 123, press 1 then 2 then 3".

The latter is easily codable but hard to get easy to use, you have to make keys respond at the right pace, not too slow, not too fast, you have to support the "backspace" key, etc.

Hence why I say the first one is a lot easier to do
It is just that:

.AA
0->A
While 1
 Text(0,,A+getKey(4)-getKey(1)->A>Dec)
 Pause 200
EndIf getKey(54)

And I guess the reason why you were downrated (I was not the one who downrated you) is because "?" is just wasting a post. If you had said "hey folks, I haven't understood that precise part of the topic", people could have helped you. But "?" doesn't help us help you so you wasted one post.