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)
the url is blank 
That's a compiler not an interpreter!
@danielthebanana4 Can you help programmer_user make the front end?He didn't make one when he gave the link to you.
sorry that sentence makes no sense, please try again
That's because it prints to the actual js console in devtools (Control + Shift + I or Command + Shift + I). I'll make the transpiled code show up on the page.