• Not quite I'm afraid :)

    It works great if you upload to RAM. Anything uploaded after E.setFlags({pretokenise:1}); is sorted - so just stick it at the top of your code.

    However when you do E.setBootCode you're writing the code direct to flash memory from the IDE, and it's actually being executed from there. As a result it can't get tokenised (but then you're not using any RAM to store the code either).

    It's actually an addition that could do into the Web IDE (code could be pre-tokenised in the IDE, so then everything including E.setBootCode would be smaller/faster)

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