Oh, wow, I see what you mean, now Yeah, there won't be a need for calculator stuff, but on the computer end, yes. That would be an excellent endeavor!

I finally PMed him He was waiting for me to PM him so that he knew where to make calls where the parser started and whatnot.

But unfortunatly it doesn't work far to good with zstart, as they are killed (the hooks) everytime you press on+clear...

Ah, I didn't expect that to work I can try to see if I can get token hooks to work with other apps, but that might cause some lag with tokens.

@iVenom: Wait, do you have some kind of emulator?

OKay, to change the ] as well as the and token, you should use this code:
.dw 14 \ .db 2,"]]"
 .dw 80h \ .db 7," AND?! "
The last db statement is the "end" of the table, so your table needs to end with it.

You can use cpir to determine the length of a string or name. For example, if you want the length of a program name in OP1 with a maximum limit of 9:
     ld bc,9
     ld hl,OP1
     xor a
     cpir
     jr nz,$+3                ;This means the string ended at maximal length
       ccf
     ld a,9 \ sbc a,c
     ld c,a
In fact, you can turn that into a general code where you can find the length of a zero-terminated string pointed to by HL with a maximum size:
     push bc
     xor a
     cpir
     pop hl
     jr nz,$+3                ;This means the string ended at maximal length
       ccf
     sbc hl,bc           ;the c flag was reset by 'xor a', so hl is the length
     ret

There are other ways that I have used it, too, I just need a moment to think of some more uses I was actually hoping some other coders had neat hacks.

EDIT: Another use for this is when you want to display a string, but only up to x digits.

Cool! Also, I have noticed that my version of Wabbit has stopped recognising equates and the bcall macro. Is there some way for me to fix that?

Thanks! I will try that and that is probably the reason. In any event, I got it to send to my other calculator (after I got the batteries out of my 89), so I can use it


EDIT: Okay, so I have a few questions:
1) Is there any way to use calls in a macro? That could be very helpful!
2) Would you be able to add these as math operations: *, /, and, or, xor, not( ?

I ask these two because I wanted to make this macro:
Pxl-On(?,?{
 LD BC,?0+?1*256
 CALL GETPXLLOC
 OR (HL)
 LD (HL),a
}

Also, I made the outline of a snake game using Asmdream!

Oh, it recognises my calc, it just doesn't seem to want to send anything