Using Celtic, I'm trying to make a simple IDE. It takes an input from a menu, and writes a command to a matrix. When the program is complete, you run the matrix through a "compiler" of sorts, which reads the number in each spot in the matrix and writes a command to an actual program. However, I cannot add -> (sto) commands, as it gives me a syntax error when they are in the string which is written to the final program. How can I add the sto commands? I am willing to use a multi-step process here, I'm desperate.

I don't recall if you can do it with this: http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/384/38404.html. If worse came to worse, you could always have us write you a tiny ASM program.

No, that doesn't solve the problem, as it won't put the sto key into a string. Kerm, if you could, can I have a little ASM here (Anyone else who wants to help is welcome.)

hmm, wasn't there some way to use the yvars to store it to a string?
edit: nope nvm... but you could use Celtic III to do it or manually edit the string on your comp and send it

you can use Celtic 2, it is a small program, and does that with no trouble.

I'm using Celtic 3... it's working, but I cannot seem to insert the -> character. Manually editing it seems possible, though.

the easy way to use Celtic III to add a -> is to make a prog with only a -> in it and then convert the prog to a string, or read the line it is on....

so wait, what does chargui do?