Ah ok. So basically it is just when you are putting the variable that is most likely to be true or false, depending what you are doing, as the first variable? I never thought about that, that could be handy

Hopefully that should fix it then

No, I haven't had time to look into this yet but I remember this part. It doesn't work for all sequences, such as ones including lists. And although it should always be faster than a sequence that is replaced by this it is not always smaller.

Ya, I could do that maybe. Depends how much room it will take up though. Thanks.

It's not the display that is moving slowly. It's because the file DJ ran the app through was so large (over 14KB if I saw correctly). The time it takes to finish all depends on how big the file is.

Huh, ten bucks to do a simple thing? I would've done it (At least I'm assuming it is pretty simple to do.) Then, more people just means more money

Ok, I'll take that colon out and see how that looks. That way there should be two pixels between the level and amount of money. Is there any token that works better for money that people have found? I couldn't really find one but I didn't look to hard.

As for shrinking the right side menu part, I want to avoid that if I can just because depending on what the other screens look like I might need as much room as possible.

As for the F1-F5 thing, I don't really wanna do that, one, because it's been done a lot, two, it lowers the amount of room for words (and I'm not sure what I'd do for menus if I did) and, three, quite frankly I'm to lazy to reorganize it all

Ya, I agree with the Map thing. I will probably take it out since I don't think it is going to evolve into a big RPG like that. I also think I will will change Magic to Stats.

However, maybe instead of actually making you push one through four or five, depending, to open a menu I might just make it the F# buttons. That way they are closer. Thoughts?

This is pretty cool and should be hand for people to learn FreeBASIC easier.

@DJ
The reason BasiC++ hasn't seen much progress I think is mainly because of PiWorld and the fact that I think he lost all his progress on BasiC++. I don't completely remember though.

As for your edit question. "#include 'TIPC-Basic.bi'" doesn't go into any file. When you start a new file inside of the IDE you usually have some sort of header portion that includes the programs, files, etc. that you will be referencing within the program you are working on in the file. Basically that line just goes up in it and is telling the IDE that you want to use the library coolsnake made to replace commands in the program. So instead of doing what coolsnake said before when you just make a lot of sub-routines to change the code he has already done something like that inside the library so you just put that line at the top and you can use the commands as he changed them. Does that make sense?