Oh, hi there! I'm surprised I haven't seen your intro! I'm not musically talented or artistically inclined, so I always have an appreciation for those with that kind of talent

Hm, so I was over on TIBD when I got an idea to make a command to delete or insert list elements. I'm not sure why there isn't an OS command (or is there?) for this since there are bcalls... For the deleting, you need to specify the offset into the list, the number of elements to delete and which list you want to perform the function on. I have not actually added the insert command yet, but deleting works like this...

Let the list to play with be {0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9}

To delete 4 elements starting at the 2, you can do:
dim(91,2,4,{0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9The result will be {0,1,6,7,8,9} in Ans
Alternatively, if that list was stored to L1, you can do:
dim(91,2,4,0or
dim(91,2,4,L1As a note, they directly modify the list, so there is no need to do something like this:
dim(91,2,4,0→L1
Blegh, now I wonder if I should make similar commands for strings...?

Okay, I'll ask
That was the App I was talking about

Aw, that looks cute! I like your signature thing, too!

(ignored) I see what you mean... That is why I think 32-bit is about as high as we need for now.

Dang, I cannot upload my abacus program !_!

Font editor or token editor? Those are two different things