As far as I know, it won't be able to use Axioms or Asm(), since there's no z80 emulation (and some Axioms and Asm() statements might rely on TI-OS, which isn't there either)

And I guess GetCalc() would directly access .8x* files in the same folder... that would be cool

Progress report:

So, I essentially have to rewrite a chunk of my program.  Basically, the story is, I'm first converting text into a sort of tree -- lists containing lists containing lists.  Unfortunately, that format won't allow me to easily code in goto statements -- there are ways to hack out a solution, but they're all slow and brittle. 

So I'm rewriting my code to first create a tree then convert it into a single flattened list so I can easily jump to a line number.  Which is a pity, since I thought my whole recursive scheme for running the tree was cool (I like recursion). 

I'm also angsting over whether or not I should turn my tree into objects containing objects or just keep them as nested lists.

You know, gotos are generally seen as evil, but I never realized they were diabolical to implement too

I'm glad this is still progressing. Hopefully you can finish this.

Ti's website used to have a font available, you could check there. I'm unsure if it was accurate or just looked similar to what was on the calc. I'm pretty sure it was only one size as well.

so grey just displays in fixed colour until the next update?

this looks pretty snazzy indeed =)

EDIT: there wasn't a linux executable included, so i tried running the version in .src. it worked, but i kept getting unrecognised token errors, and it froze up at the end of the program

yes, that's what i was referring to. i don't think there will be any reason for you to change it. it would be a lot of work, and most programs would look better like this anyways.