UPDATE: Added .end, .fill, .echo, #if, and #elseif directives.

EDIT: Also, is there some way to make it so people can give links to their sources for others to modify?

Well, once I get sharing working, which might take a few weeks.

Well, I had a few problems with text input...



I typed this with my eyes closed so that I wouldn't try to correct what I was doing. The problem that I had was that the IDE doesn't really handle tabs correctly. The way I type my code is, [Enter][Tab][instruction][argument][,][space][argument]. If you type that key sequence, you'll see exactly what the problem is.

Also, this is a lot better than using Notepad like I normally do o.o

Notepad is second only to Microsoft Word in terms of worst editor for code

And I added a little logo, which doubles as a userbar:



EDIT:

I typed this with my eyes closed so that I wouldn't try to correct what I was doing. The problem that I had was that the IDE doesn't really handle tabs correctly. The way I type my code is, [Enter][Tab][instruction][argument][,][space][argument]. If you type that key sequence, you'll see exactly what the problem is.

Like most code editors, it keeps tabs so you don't have to type them again. I think there's an option to turn it off, but I personally like the feature (probably because I'm used to Notepad++ and other code editors).

If either of you provide a way for passing files programmatically by URL, I could link this to it

This is funny how this comes up shortly after Iambian brought up the assembler name suggestion .orgASM/.org-ASM that I gave him a few years ago on IRC, because now I misread your topic title as that

Take a look at the URL

UPDATE: Added more options: "Build 8XP," which generates a ordinary protected program; "Build 8XV," which generates an appvar (such as for Axioms); "Get hex," which creates a plain text file with hex tokens in the form you'd type into a AsmPrgm program; "Get BBCode," which sends it to the BBify'r; and "Pastebin," which creates a pastebin.

What about building apps?