Hmm, nice idea, I’ll try to make something like that.
I would like to join the organization
Okay, give me you github username
It's on my profile
(it's kind of weird, I don't know why I chose it)
New Commands:
lang[“DPLA”]
functions:say[text]:(
command_print[text]
)
Event[onLaunch]:(
If [1 == 1]:(
say["Hello"]
)
)
@sombrero and @programmer_user hows the editor going?
An we should start talking a little bit more in the forums.
Working on the new interpreter here:
https://repl.it/@programmeruser/dpla-interpreter#src/lexer.js
If you give me your Repl.it username I can invite you to the repl.
My repl.it name is just Daniel4scratch no dash
I want to join
Invited you to the repl.
oooh
I would definitely use this language if it wasn't blocked for me
I would also help but the same reason.
Could you update the document so that
function:say[]:(
)
becomes
function say[] (
)
?
Sorry that will come with the next major update. Plus my brain is currently on SnapForks not Cope right now
I am working on a different interperter too.
https://repl.it/@18001767679/dpla#script.js
It only has the syntaxes in the document(no "scopes" and many other things)
(but native functions are not programmed)(it's like smalltalk (everything is a function))(gosh(why(am(i(using(so(much(parens)))))))
I don't think you can create if statements and other things with that kind of parsing.
Look at allFunctions.The if statement is a native function.You use it like this:
if[foo]:(bar)
else[if[foo]:(bar)]:(baz)
And the if statement will return the value of foo reversed(this is used for elif and else statements)
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