Aw, I added pointers and some new things and I tried making a tilemap routine in ReCode...
It took 25/64 of a second to produce and display a tilemap. That means it can only produce 5 tilemaps in 2 seconds which doesn't look smooth at all Anywho, the new commands and syntax are:

Pt-Off( copies some bytes from a var to a fixed RAM area and returns a pointer to it in Ans
using {#,Size instead of a string will use the bytes at address # as data.

I typically edit the picture, go back to the manager and then when I press backspace, it loads properly.

I group the code together, so it makes it a little more compact and readable. If you read in your native language, if you know what to expect, you don't need to read the whole word and sometimes you don't even need to read the sentence! So when I type:
EFF142D878C0EB4E234623EB
I only read the "EFF" part and since it is unique, I know that the whole line is devoted to finding a variable and getting the size in BC. I then look at the last byte for an EB to see if the pointer to the data is returned in HL or DE (DE in this case). Or if I see:
3E30ED67FE3A3802C607121BC9
I can tell almost instantly by the "3E30" that it deals with numbers because 30h is the token for "0" and if I read further and see C607 I know the line is involved in converting hex, too. I find that a lot easier to pinpoint and recognise in a code than:
ld a,30h
 rrd
 cp 3Ah
 jr c,$+4
  add a,7
 ld (de),a
 dec de
 ret
It is just easier for me to understand as a language, I guess.

Hehe, here is the form I compile BatLib in:
http://pastebin.com/Ee0Hi7Bk
Then here is the code output from Assemblex (minus the image and fontset which uses >1000 bytes of code)
http://pastebin.com/jWvEMGPx
I don't know how accurate that is, but it is still a lot of code x.X 146 pages of it, actually, and that is without any of the notes I usually like to include

It's random, so 16 levels... unless you change the size :D The original game added more tiles based on how big the board was. I made this one earlier this morning, so I didn't add in all the features... I think I have an idea for my next remake.
>_>
<_<

Okay then here is the next update. I added an error catching thing to dim(29 in case the user tries drawing a rectangle that goes off the screen. Before it would only return an error if you started off the screen

Also, I added a new demo program for ReCode called MOVE and it is also a remake of an old game. I've added these commands to ReCode:
log( takes the log of a number in some base
² will square a number
sin( takes the sine of a number (period=256) and returns a number (-127 to 127)
cos( is similar to sin(
log(Text( will display a number in some base on the graph screen

I just finished up log( and log(Text( and I like 'em You can display, say, 1337 in base 14 if you want or whatever base

Hmm, I think people are disliking you based on your reputation that you have presented. I personally cringe a little at the grammar, but I do like that you have an interest in math. I agree that if the topic was locked you should not have brought it back up again without a legitimate discussion in mind, but I think you guys are being a little harsh/rude at the moment.

I am curious, BOB!, what are your intentions? Are you here for programming? Math? Something else?