Writing that, I wonder if you could control the APD timer? Would be cool

Could you somehow hook into cursor movements and code insertions/deletions to keep track of the line the cursor is on? Either logical line or physical line (without/with wrapping)?

EDIT: And on the topic of interesting thoughts about lines and wrapping, to what degree can you control how/where tokens get displayed? It might be neat to have a code editor that doesn't wrap lines, and instead uses arrows or ellipses to indicate additional code to the left or right. I wouldn't be surprised if this is practically impossible, but I just thought I'd throw it out there. It would actually make indentation possible to understand!

Could you somehow hook into cursor movements and code insertions/deletions to keep track of the line the cursor is on? Either logical line or physical line (without/with wrapping)?

EDIT: And on the topic of interesting thoughts about lines and wrapping, to what degree can you control how/where tokens get displayed? It might be neat to have a code editor that doesn't wrap lines, and instead uses arrows or ellipses to indicate additional code to the left or right. I wouldn't be surprised if this is practically impossible, but I just thought I'd throw it out there. It would actually make indentation possible to understand!

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Wait, this isn't possible. You can't beat the ON + CLEAR ever. Sorry. Like, complete abort.

I guess you could put in a password thing, most thieves probably won't know about those sorta-debug modes, as it's pretty much only known in the community. And I guess thieves are not in the community. (But you never know)

True, but I found out about on + clear from simply googling "how to fix my broken calc". I'm sure anybody with a stolen and protected calc would google how to reset it.

But I think I have a solution for the ON + CLEAR, and I would really appreciate it if you tried it. Could you add a simple loop before ON + CLEAR that repeats until the on key is released? That probably would take minimal OS patching and still solve the problem.