Spaces can be in the name, right? Because that would be really cool... just sayin' >_>

Also, as a neat little trick, if you make it 9 bytes instead, the user can define the type of var using a letter as a prefix. When you do _CheckFindSym it automatically does "and 1Fh" on the type byte, so in BASIC, if you use E which is 45h, that is read as 05h... which is a program. if you do 5 which is 35h or U which is 55h, it is read as 15h which signals an appvar... >_> Just sayin', it could be useful...

Useful, yes, but how many people would use that?  This is, after all, aimed at people who prefer Ti-Basic

Oh, and no spaces

That's cool!  Indeed, you can work as fast as you can on it.  But as I tell everyone who helps me somehow, I am very understanding of events that cause delays, since imo calculator programming is not the most important thing in the world

My list:
Data(8,4,6,2,1)

Has the version of the readme you're talking about been posted yet, and if so were would it be? I wanna be prepared to try this out.

Hmmm, good point.  It's not finished yet, but I'll try to have it up a week before the testing period

Awesome, thanks! Okay, I think I can do that! I actually already started and I set it up so that it took those arguments!
I will be sure to try to add copying and pasting of sprites, too... It won't be too amazing, but it should be enough to get the job done.

Awesome!  Don't worry about "amazing", many people will like this much better than a pure bitmap program

Thanks for the font editor!  Incidentally Graphmastur will be quite pleased, he was hoping that I would work on one.

The font is stored as a Ti-83+ protected program.  The first byte is the width of a character, in pixels, from 1-16.  The second byte is the height of a character, from 1-16.  The third byte is the starting character value (specified by the user), from 0 to 255.  The fourth byte is the ending character value, from 0 to 255.  Afterwards comes the graphics data, usings standard 8 bit 2-color format, one character after the other.  (For example, if a character is 6 pixels wide, and the first byte is all black, the data for that row is %11111100)

For Edit 2: Characters are assigned according to Ti-83+ one-byte tokens.  Look here for reference: http://www.omnimaga.org/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=5750.0;attach=5243. Also, if a user does A-Z and Radian to ZTrig, all characters in between MUST be included.

It would be helpful if you displayed the token/character that corresponds to the character that is being designed.  For instance, the user draws a bird in the font, a bird that is displayed whenever there is an int( in a string.  Or there might be traffic lights whenever the calculator reads an "A".

Yes indeed, Deep Thought!  Oh, and for other people on this forum, if I don't say "no", you can assume that you will be allowed to test Correlation.

Where all the images in this post?

I can't see them either