is it possable to make ashell in axe and how

*Is *possible *a shell *Axe *how?
If it's possible, it would be difficult (read: more or less impossible) unless you don't want to provide one of the more useful aspects of shells: their routines.
So, assuming you just want to create an alternative way to launch programs, then yes, it is possible, and you need only a smidgen of ASM.
If you don't know Axe well, learn it.
After that, the main thing you'll want to do is be able to scan the VAT for programs, list them, and run them. There's an Axiom to facilitate VAT-scanning, IIRC. If not, you can visit WikiTI for documentation, and scan for programs yourself. To run programs, you have to make sure they're in RAM (Unarchive or else copy) and then there's a bcall to run them.

Well, I must admit I have never seen a more vague question in the length of my entire life. This tops "how do i shot web".

But... I'll answer it anyways

Of course you can make a shell in Axe. It would actually be easier to make the core in pure assembly, however; either way, you'll have to dip into inline assembly to work with the VAT, write optimized routines for programs written for your shell to use, etc. As for *how* to write one, I'll ask you a question back: how do you make one in Assembly, or BASIC? You open up your program editor and write it, that's how. Report back once you feel like clarifying your question and asking *specific* questions on what you need help with.

ok then, well I'd like to know how to display the token returned from Input as text

I just answered that in the Axe topic for you what else do you need help with?

Not necessarily. You could always use the MEMKIT axiom to search the VAT. You can also search the VAT in pure Axe, although I don't recommend it.

You could, but I think Axe is about the worst language to write a shell in. It's relatively fast but produces huge code, while you want a shell, if anything, to have an interface that is a little slower but nice and small so you can fit big programs in RAM.