I tried that.  Something in my code is conflicting with it though

<s>Remember, I have to ignore...</s>  you know what, nvm.  I will just add a bunch of (If N=0) for now.

WOW! I am stupid.

I had
{L+G}=3F
It shou;d have been
{L+G}=E3F

Little E

Bug report: in the newest version, the letters don't turn black/gray until a key is pressed, then the program quits instantly.

I'll give this a try with one of my old game like Axe Tunnel, even though it's ancient.

EDIT It seems to work fine for me. Could you add a feature showing how many times each var is used?

When we know the number of time then we know how many to change if we ever decide to stop using that variable or we can detect possible variable conflicts. As for used it would be nice maybe to know when they're used and when they're stored. In fact it would be cool to know where in the code too, but when a variable is used 20 times it would be hard to read. X.x

Here is what I was thinking.

<u>|Var  |Used|Str'd|</u>
| A    | 4    | 1    |
| B    | 1    | 4    |
| C    | 0    | 1    |
| D    | 0    | 0    |
| E    | ...   | ...   |


This will have 2 or 3 columns.

That would be great! Not sure the uses of that, but it would look awesome

Ok, I'll upload when I get home.

I am using 3 columns with 9 variables per.
It works out perfectly

Edit:  fixed Sub(

Great, so it won't count variables inside multiline comments like this:

...
A this is not a variable
B
C
None of these is
...

Here is 1.0

Change Log
*Fixed Sub(
*Added support for multi-line comments.
*Put in full speed mode
*Added the number of times the var was used/-> (stored)
*Rewrote display. A few hundreds of bytes saved (not relative to previous update)
*Made this change log


*better screeny plz?*

By the way, you can get the store arrow by doing something like Text(X,Y,28►Char). I'd suggest changing that from -> and maybe putting the heading in each column, but otherwise it looks great!