haha. so, most of us have parents that:
-dont like their children program their calc
-warn their children that they get their calc from them if they dont stop programming (but they cant)

i wont use a token file
in axe, you can store tokens using ^T(token here)-> {location of token}
so, in case of an quote it woud be ^T" -> {P+2}

Edit:
yay, finally got a very simple Basic program working!
code:
Getcalc("prgmTEST",20)->P
[suprscrpt] T [/supr]Disp->{P}
[sup]T[/sup]"->{P+1}
"I"->Str1
Copy(Str1,P+2,3)
[sup]T[sup]"->{P+3}

It just displays an I on the homescreen, but it works!!
Yay, i discovered something really cool!!
Comments?
Post!

using a string then copy

i want to know how to add quotes ( " [alpha][ +] ) and sto> symbol

oh. nevermind, Axe can handle them now, so be happy! (like me, its my 15th birthday!! )

so basically Axe can write to Programs now? 
yeah, I haven't been following the discussion that much. 

I think Axe has been able to write programs as long that it has the getCalc( command

Yeah I am confused, are you trying to create a program editor?

maybe a little bit, but I wanted to know it too, just for Axe knowledge

Edit: how to add quotes in the programs???

Hi, its not about making sources for Axe, but about making programs with Axe.

I know how to create a program:
GetCalc("prgmAAAA",1000)->P
But how do I fill it with tokens???

NOTE: something like
"Disp"->{P}
does not work

anyone help me out???
Thanks!

btw it is for a program in the very future for ppl that dont know how to program to let them easy make programs, and just for my knowledge (and others too)

Edit:
I found that this works a little:
{8} (or any value between 0 and 65535) ->{P}
I guess it has something to do with RAM addresses?

lol
uploading in a minute

lol
Nice song!