Did you try that on the calculator though?  It should substitute it for $04,$75,$00 like I do with picture variables, lists, and other OS variables.   Tokens in quotes don't always map to the original token values if they don't have corresponding ascii values.  But I suspect that it isn't working for some reason since no one seems to be using it.  I'll have to fix that next version.

And if you're unsure what size the picture is, since it could be either one or something else, you can use {X-2}^r to return the size of the picture where X is the pointer to its data.

DelVar can be used to help avoid Max Symbol, if I understand right.

No, that was gotten rid of several versions ago becasue no one used it.  Now, its used for its more intuitive purpose which is to delete OS variables.

Yes, that reduces symbol count.  You can also reference things relatively, like Str1+8 for instance instead of making a new static pointer, its the same size in the executable either way since it gets optimized.

By the way, anyone find any bugs yet?  I know for a fact that about 1% of the time when you absorb an OS picture variable from archive as a tilemap, the data can get slightly shifted.  This isn't a new bug, it was in the older versions but no one has reported it yet.  I can fix it but it'll be quite slow to parse when it absorbs tilemaps.  (the noncontiguous rom structure is so evil) I'm going to upload to ticalc soon so I just want to make sure there aren't any obvious bugs.  The things I changed most were things having to do with archive, app compiling, backups, and the compile menu if you're looking for bugs.

If you just use the Internet more safely, you shouldn't need an Anti-Virus software.  I haven't gotten a virus or malware for years.  And the last time I ever got something I removed it manually, which I believe is the only safe way to do it.  The anti-virus industry is really a scam in my opinion.  They're generally worse that the viruses themselves because a lot of them are bundled with malware, they are incredibly difficult to uninstall completely, they can reduce the performance of the computer, its just not the type of thing I would ever want.  Using the system tools and quick google search is enough to figure out how to remove anything.

Its not that I'm too busy (although that might be part of it).  Its mainly because the app compiling is VERY dangerous.  The only reason I understand how the code works now is mainly from BrandonW's help.  There are a lot of very tricky bcalls and formalities that TI uses when jumping around the flash pages.  Its already hard enough to allocate a single page for apps, but allocating 2 pages is really tricky because it sometimes involves swapping sectors if I remember correctly.  The point is, I could do it, but I would need a lot of help to make sure there are no rom corrupting bugs (which are really nasty).  Even if I did get it to work, it would still be data-only for the second page unless I create some kind of new syntax for off-page calls.

I do plan to make more of the code open source after the next few releases including the application compiling, error scrolling, and other potentially useful sections.  Tomorrow I will have a new update, I rewrote all of the archive reading code which took me about 4 days.  I'm not sure if there will be any new commands, but I fixed a lot of bugs, safety, optimizations, and looser syntax.

Oh wow, I didn't even realize that's what it was actually called.

Fun game though!  One idea (but it would be a hard difficulty) is to have a vertical and horizontal slider, so 4 regions and 4 colors/shapes of balls.