This isn't TI|BD's [tibd]Mastermind[/tibd] game!

I made a version of Mastermind in 439 bytes (including the name, MSTRMIND). It uses numbers 0-9, keypresses instead of Input for inputting numbers, and it shows red and white pegs instead of right/part-right/wrong numbers.

I got the white peg formula from Wolfram Mathworld. This is it, as used in the program:



c_i is how many times color i was in the code, and g_i is how many times it was in the guess. r, of course, is how many red pegs thrown out.

The file is attached. You press the number pad to input numbers, ENTER to guess it, and CLEAR anytime to quit. A half-second after guessing, you will see the change in red and white pegs. You get 14 guesses.

Give tips for even more optimization, if possible!

What do you mean by that? Give me an example.

Now that I know what you mean, I will fix it.

EDIT: I found the problem! Alternate download coming soon, but for now:
1. Replace DelVar TDelVar Gint(10rand(4→L1 with DelVar TDelVar GDelvar Rint(10rand(4→L1
2. Replace Repeat T=14 or K=45 or 4=sum(L1=L2 with Repeat T=14 or K=45 or R=4
3. Replace sum(L1=L2 with sum(L1=L2→R
4. Replace Output(1,1,"YOU "+sub("WIN!   LOSE...",1+7(T=14),7 with Output(1,1,"YOU "+sub("WIN!   LOSE...",8-7(R=4),7
5. Replace DelVar GDelVar KDelVar TDelVar XDelVar L1DelVar L2ClrHome with DelVar GDelVar KDelVar RDelVar TDelVar XDelVar L1DelVar L2ClrHome

Eats up an extra variable, but it has the same size!

Thanks for the small bugtest! Download in a few minutes!

EDIT: The file is attached here.