That should be very easy to implement, since it has a direct assembly counterpart.  Also the Label thing might also be really nice.  Whaat say you Quigibo?

I still don't feel comfortable with arbitrary jumping because its generally dangerous and isn't really useful to the average programmer.  You would have to know a lot of assembly to be able to use it and that's not the goal of the project.  You can already do that anyway with Asm(C3<Label in little endian>).

I'll eventually have a switch statement though which will be a small vector jump table to jump to a list of possible labels based on a value, but its only for labels defined in the program itself.  For instance, Switch(A,L0,L1,L2,L3) will jump to L0 if A is 0, L1 if A is 1, L2, if A is 2, and L3 in all other cases (the default).

That is true and I was thinking about that.  Maybe I can have special opcodes in the Asm() command (kind of like how you can use pic vars in the [] command to insert pictures) but in this case to directly insert labels.  For instance, some syntax similar to this: Asm(C3"AB") would be exactly the same as Goto AB.  I mean, the only time you would even need the labels as numbers anyway is in asm code and it would be super convenient to be able to insert labels directly into the code at multiple locations and its way more customizable.  I could have insertions for other things too like the Axe variables, buffers, and maybe even axe subroutines.

ooh, not sure if anyone else would use this, but what about installing a hook that interprets when you press ON-something, and have the something be like one or likewise.  Then when you press that key combo, compile a specific program.  Maybe ON-Sto since they are right next to each other.

Drawing sprites to an arbitrary buffer would be nice. I'm working on a game that will require at least 2 extra buffers, and I'm sure that writing my own sprite routine in Axe would be nowhere near as compact/fast as your built-in sprite drawing routine.

@Runer: What you just said is an action in Axe. Look through the documentation again. You'll see it.
If not, the command is EXP->DispGraph.

@_player: Oh. Okay. You want Axe to have a hook so that you can compile quickly. I like.

Ah. My mistake.

*Raylin cocks a shotgun and puts his temporary dyslexia in check.