That would probably be a good idea. In the meantime, you can use a ->var in the first set of brackets and use {var} in the second.

I suspect Raylin will vote for geometry drawing (noticing his signature says his Axe entry is on hold until such feature is added)

Another thing I wonder:

When you install a language localization APP (like Français, which I used a lot until I started using Omnicalc/xLIB, which screws it up), all the commands in the CATALOG are re-ordered in the new alphabetical order they are in French. Do you think this could be possible for the new Axe tokens? I sometimes have an hard time finding some of them there (except Copy() of course)

You would need to make sure they are ordered properly on 83+/SE calcs, though, since they have fewer commands than the 84+.

quigibo, i don't recall this being answered. would an 8x8 sprite be faster or slower than geometry drawing an 8x8 black box?

@nemo
Rect() would be faster for sure.  It's possible that it might be about the same speed if its aligned horizontally though.

EDIT:
@DJ
Yes, faster horizontal and vertical lines would be part of geometry drawing.

YAY! What commands will this be, btw?

Also, I wonder: when running Doors CS7 or Français APPs, will the new tokens still work afterward? (in other words, would there be hook conflict or not?)

Aah ok. I am curious what does Français uses, though, as it changes almost every single TI-BASIC token names accross the entire calc (and swaps Int() with iPart()... stupid Texas Instruments...)

For Français, I would wait a bit, though. It's not a big hurry as long as Silver Shadow won't finish translating the doc in English. In long terms it might increase Axe audience because most french people won't even know a single word of English (as it is not one of the official language in France) and I believe most people use the Français APP there (especially the people with the blue 83+, which has the entire keypad in french)

Another thing is that language APPs adds a new option at the top of the CATALOG, above Abs(): Characters. In there you can easily type strings of text including greek and accent characters.

I made the poll so you can change your vote now