I have modified the program a bit so input is no longer case-sensitive. New files will be created case senstive, though, so you can create Partex2.gram and refer to it as PARTEX2.GRAM. This will hopefully be useful to those who don't want to activate lowercase or use lowercase.

Do you think that converting the file extensions to lowercase is a good idea? I think it looks nicer and it wouldn't be much of a hassle to convert uppercase to lowercase. You could still refer to files using uppercase file extensions, but when you use GETD(), it will return the extensions as lowercase if I do this.

I am also going to add in a new command that I was supposed to do last week. It will be an eBASIC command similar to one that already exists. It basically returns variable names in the OS VAT so that the other folks using FileSyst can easily get the names of all the vars in the OS and create appropriate folders with all the shortcuts. The differences between this and the GetVar command that already exists:

• The command that already exists uses the OS routine _FindAlphaUp and happens to slow down significantly.
• The OS routine ignores variables hidden from menu's. One of the developers, roguebantha, uses a "." to begin the names of his subprograms, so these get ignored, otherwise
• The routine I made searches the VAT alphabetically, too, so I have no idea why it is so much faster than TI's o_O

Once I modify the code to be more flexible (it currently only searches for appvars), I will probably post it in the Useful Routines thread.

Awesome! If you ever need help, there is a Grammer Programming and Support board where you can ask questions and whatnot. I hope you like it!

That is nice o.o I am trying to think of what code could cause it to freeze. I made sure to include ON breaks in everything that could potentially take a long time to execute, as far as I know

hmm, that is weird. Is it anything that you input, or something specific?

I have very little coding space, but I might be able to add that. It is definitely a good idea.

What are those? o.o

Wow, how did I not see this update! Mimas does indeed have a very well made interface and I definitely like to use it for the more complicated pieces of code. I can't wait to give it a try.

I used ASMComp (the program, not the command) so that I didn't have to compute addresses, just to let you know. The attached program is the source that I used.