Glad to help, and I'm sure graph was too
Can't wait for an updated version with bank-swapping support! (at which point I will download it )

I call you graph for short, graphmastur

Update! Woah, look at all this cool stuff

• Binary display of highlighted byte
• Search for any program, appvar, or protected program. Doesn't matter if it's in RAM or Archive
• Search for any 8 byte string of characters or hex in RAM
• Memory bank swapping

Controls for all this new stuff:
Press MODE to open the search menu. From there, decide what you want to search for (2nd+arrow keys), then type in the name of what you want to search for, then press 2nd to search for it!
If you aren't looking for a program/appvar, you have the choice of starting from your current position (Find Next) or from the beginning of RAM (Find First: $8000). Note that you can search inside of archive by moving the cursor to any position before $8000.
If you are looking for a program/appvar, the mapper will automatically jump to the location of the program/appvar. If the program/appvar is in RAM, the page will be changed automatically for you.
I also added a new shortcut key: pressing 8 will take you to $4000, or the current page of flash. To change the memory bank, simply press Y= and use the arrow keys to select which page you want to switch to. WARNING: I did not put any restrictions on which banks you can switch to. You can attempt to switch to any bank between 0 and 255. Be warned that switching to a bank that does not exist could, at the very least, cause a RAM clear Apparently, it doesn't My bad. But I still wouldn't try it if I were you

Enjoy!

I call you graph for short, graphmastur

I go by pretty much anything but graphy. ;-)

WARNING: I did not put any restrictions on which banks you can switch to. You can attempt to switch to any bank between 0 and 255. Be warned that switching to a bank that does not exist could, at the very least, cause a RAM clear

Actually, just to clarify, it shouldn't . On the 83+SE and 84+(SE), the calculator simply ignores bits that don't mean anything (so $92 is the same as $82, for example). Apparently the 83+ is stranger, and swapping in something out of range gets you an unpredictable page, but AFAIK it shouldn't crash.
Also, nice to see an update!

I'm now planning to turn this into a fully fledged hex editor complete with sprite support too as well as some other stuff I thought up. I'll start on it as soon as I can get (and keep) Axe .4.8 onto my calc (If you want to know why, its a long story and it has to do with Ash:Phoenix and the new line routine that doesn't clip; basically Runer112 and I are working on trying to rewrite a section of code so that I can use .4.8 with it)

I finally got 0.4.8 . Runer112 managed to help me rewrite a few routines so that they don't need the clipped lines.

I tried working on this yesterday, but the program began really messing up...pressing Down acted as if I was pressing Graph...I think I have too many getkey()'s To fix this, I think I'll change it to BASIC style getkey->var...

Perhaps...I suspect that maybe an overload of getkey()s can make it behave oddly (I don't know for sure though). I had about 20 If getkey() statements, and adding the 21st made it start acting up. RAM clearing didn't help either, only removing the new features I added did. I'll let you know if I manage to figure it out...