Using the power of CopyProg and GetName, LSDOS is a BASIC program that acts like a shell. In fact, it does more than just act like a shell. You can use it to look at your variables and not just the names-- you can actually check the contents. Whether it is an Appvar, string, or some other variable, even in archive. It also tells you whether the var is archived or not as well as the size. So what is planned for the future?

-A picture view mode
-Deleting
-Assembly routines to be used by asm programs
-If a BASIC program has the header "If 0:Then" it will use the data in the next lines (until it reaches "End") to load subprograms that will be included with LSDOS
-The ability to copy vars to other vars (determined by the user).

*By the way, the name is a spin off of a spin off of MirageOS:
MirageOS >> HallucinationOS >> LSDOS
...just check the logs if you don't believe me >_>

Sweetness!

so... can this be used to manually edit appvars?

it looks rather impressive regardless.

It doesn't let you edit them like you can in the BASIC editor, but once I add the ability to copy to other vars (instead of just Str2) you could copy pictures to appvars or programs or whatnot. Regardless, you can view appvars. I plan to add the Picture View mode so that the user can view picture data. Hmm, I could also add the option to append data... you would be able to combine two pictures to an appvar for example
... not that it would help much... but oh welll

ooh, maybe I could make a way to insert the contents of one var into another var during the QuickView mode.

Looks cool.  Nice job!

Wow I like the file viewing features, Nice stuff you got there.