Ah yes, I forgot that you can include the buffer destination with an additional argument. Hmmmm this would indeed be tricky to get right, I fear some new tokens would be the only way.

Well you could make it work with a variable as well, it would just have to be the 6th argument and would need a speical handler to feed into the appropriate line routine. Yes it would be fairly bloated having multiple line routines, but I think people wouldn't often be using Line() with a variable mode argument anyways. And with the upcoming Axe framework, the size wouldn't matter.

Hmm...I think there's away to use Zippy's method to allow for a variable as the mode select.

If you want to look at the disassembly of an Axe executable, I would look at it in wabbitemu's disassembler or run it through a "real" disassembler on a computer. I don't really think it's worth it to add a custom compile option targeted for Mimas, which will probably add at least a few hundred bytes to the Axe application, just for the very small subset of people who use Axe, use Mimas, and are learning z80 assembly.

I like using this program (Windows, though there are other versions for Mac and Linux) for disassembling programs, because it actually outputs the source with equates and everything in a source file, which you can then assemble.

EDIT: Guess that won't be too easy with Mimas, but you could always convert it using the converter packaged with Mimas.

I have a fairly easy feature request to implement, and one that has been bugging me for a while but I can never remember to suggest it >.< Currently the Alpha toggle feature merely reads the current flag setting and allows you to change it.  I propose it is treated like a preference and stored in the appvar, that way if we reset our RAM and reload Axe, it actually enables the lowercase instead of just leaving it off.

Oh okay, that's fine! Could it be possible though?

I thought programs like Mirage, Doors, and zStart already do that for you?  I could add it though, it wouldn't be that difficult.

I only have MirageOS on my calc (don't really use it tho) and I believe it's appvar is kept in RAM.  It would be much appreciated