User:Abwayax/Abwayax programming language - Revision history

24.243.13.121 at 07:40, 28 October 2007

2007-10-28T07:40:07Z

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 abwayax can take advantage of other scripting languages with special blocks. For example, a '''sleep''' block denotes code that should be executed as [http://sleep.hick.org/ Sleep] code. In particular, when abwayax encounters a '''java''' block, it first checks to see if you have [http://www.beanshell.org/license.html BeanShell] in the classpath; if so, it runs the code under BeanShell; if not, the code is run under a [http://koala.ilog.fr/djava/ DynamicJava] interpreter. When abwayax runs embedded code, it will try to copy all of the symbols in its symbol table to the other interpreter, and recopy them to the abwayax symbol table when done, making the integration as seamless as possible.
-==1==
+==Optimum.abwayax==
- $string = "A String with Spaces";
+The final test case of abwayax is '''[http://gammapedia.goldeye.info/index.php?title=User:Abwayax/Abwayax_programming_language/Optimum.abwayax&action=raw Optimum.abwayax]''' ([http://gammapedia.goldeye.info/index.php?title=User:Abwayax/Abwayax_programming_language/Optimum.abwayax&action=edit edit]), which should include all of the desired features of the language. The language will be considered "complete" if Optimum.abwayax runs flawlessly.

Abwayax at 03:21, 16 October 2007

2007-10-16T03:21:01Z

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	* '''public-readonly''': In objects, public-readonly fields can be read by any code, but modified only by object method code.		* '''public-readonly''': In objects, public-readonly fields can be read by any code, but modified only by object method code.
	==Embedded Scripts==		==Embedded Scripts==
	~~Project F~~ can take advantage of other scripting languages with special blocks. For example, a '''sleep''' block denotes code that should be executed as [http://sleep.hick.org/ Sleep] code. In particular, when ~~Project F~~ encounters a '''java''' block, it first checks to see if you have [http://www.beanshell.org/license.html BeanShell] in the classpath; if so, it runs the code under BeanShell; if not, the code is run under a [http://koala.ilog.fr/djava/ DynamicJava] interpreter. When ~~Project F~~ runs embedded code, it will try to copy all of the symbols in its symbol table to the other interpreter, and recopy them to the ~~Project F~~ symbol table when done, making the integration as seamless as possible.		abwayax can take advantage of other scripting languages with special blocks. For example, a '''sleep''' block denotes code that should be executed as [http://sleep.hick.org/ Sleep] code. In particular, when abwayax encounters a '''java''' block, it first checks to see if you have [http://www.beanshell.org/license.html BeanShell] in the classpath; if so, it runs the code under BeanShell; if not, the code is run under a [http://koala.ilog.fr/djava/ DynamicJava] interpreter. When abwayax runs embedded code, it will try to copy all of the symbols in its symbol table to the other interpreter, and recopy them to the abwayax symbol table when done, making the integration as seamless as possible.

	==1==		==1==
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	frame.add(new JTextArea(mySuperIncreaser.amount));		frame.add(new JTextArea(mySuperIncreaser.amount));
	} smeth {		} smeth {
	Call method setTitle on frame with parameter "Dynamically Generated ~~Project F~~ Window".		Call method setTitle on frame with parameter "Dynamically Generated abwayax Window".
	}		}
	*frame->setSize();		*frame->setSize();
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	java {		java {
	System.out.println(pfeval("*frame->getTitle()"));		System.out.println(pfeval("*frame->getTitle()"));
	} // note: the ~~Project F~~ eval function is not carried over into embedded languages because almost every language has its own eval		} // note: the abwayax eval function is not carried over into embedded languages because almost every language has its own eval
	==11==		==11==
	*aList = JavaObject("java.util.ArrayList");		*aList = JavaObject("java.util.ArrayList");

Abwayax: User:Abwayax/Project F moved to User:Abwayax/Abwayax programming language

2007-10-16T03:20:11Z

User:Abwayax/Project F moved to User:Abwayax/Abwayax programming language

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24.243.13.121 at 04:14, 10 October 2007

2007-10-10T04:14:33Z

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	==Access Modifiers==		==Access Modifiers==
	* '''public''': Every script can access the data.		* '''public''': Every script can access the data.
	* '''protected''': In objects, protected fields can only be accessed by methods of that object or a subclass.
	* '''private''': In objects, private fields can only be accessed by methods of that object. In namespace scope, private variables are hidden from code outside the namespace.		* '''private''': In objects, private fields can only be accessed by methods of that object. In namespace scope, private variables are hidden from code outside the namespace.
			* '''public-readonly''': In objects, public-readonly fields can be read by any code, but modified only by object method code.
			==Embedded Scripts==
			Project F can take advantage of other scripting languages with special blocks. For example, a '''sleep''' block denotes code that should be executed as [http://sleep.hick.org/ Sleep] code. In particular, when Project F encounters a '''java''' block, it first checks to see if you have [http://www.beanshell.org/license.html BeanShell] in the classpath; if so, it runs the code under BeanShell; if not, the code is run under a [http://koala.ilog.fr/djava/ DynamicJava] interpreter. When Project F runs embedded code, it will try to copy all of the symbols in its symbol table to the other interpreter, and recopy them to the Project F symbol table when done, making the integration as seamless as possible.

	==1==		==1==

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2007-10-09T22:30:20Z

Scope

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 ===Function scope===
 Anything defined inside the body of a function is considered to be in "function scope". Variables defined within a function are local to the function and cannot be referenced outside it. However, any attempt to define a variable that has the same name as one in the global scope will reference the global variable; to get around this define the variable with the keyword '''local'''.
 ==1==

165.111.2.149 at 17:24, 9 October 2007

2007-10-09T17:24:22Z

New page

==Data types==
* '''Scalar''': holds an alphanumerical value, denoted by '''$'''
* '''Array''': holds a collection of values of any data type, denoted by '''@'''
* '''Hash''': holds a collection of values mapped to keys, denoted by '''%'''
* '''Object''': a data structure with methods and instance variables, denoted by '''*'''
* '''Function''': an executable body of code, denoted by '''&''' (all functions are defined like this)

==Scope==
===Global scope===
Everything defined outside an object or function is considered to be in the global scope. A variable is defined as public by default; to mark it as private to the currently running script, prefix the variable declaration with '''private'''. To ensure that a variable is not redefined later in the script, mark it as '''final'''.
===Function scope===
Anything defined inside the body of a function is considered to be in "function scope". Variables defined within a function are local to the function and cannot be referenced outside it. However, any attempt to define a variable that has the same name as one in the global scope will reference the global variable; to get around this define the variable with the keyword '''local'''.

==1==
$string = "A String with Spaces";
@words = split(" ",$string);
foreach(@words As $words) {
print $string;
}
==2==
&foo = {
print bar();
}
&bar = {
return baz("foo");
}
&baz($arg) = {
return "$arg equals $arg";
}
foo(); // foo equals foo
==3==
*myObj = object();
*myObj->method = {
print "Method";
}
*myObj->method();
==4==
&Increaser = {
*myObj = object();
setType(*myObj,"Increaser");
public-readonly *myObj->amount = 0;
final *myObj->increase = {
*this->amount++;
}
return *myObj;
}
*myIncreaser = Increaser();
*myIncreaser->increase();
*myIncreaser->increase();
print *myIncreaser->amount; // you can read it, but not write to it
==5==
&SuperIncreaser($step) = {
*myObj = Increaser();
setType(*myObj,"SuperIncreaser");
final private *myObj->step = $step;
final *myObj->superIncrease = {
for($i = 0; $i < *this->step; $i++) *this->increase();
}
return *myObj;
}
*mySuperIncreaser = SuperIncreaser(40);
*mySuperIncreaser->increase(); // amount is 1;
*mySuperIncreaser->increase(); // amount is 2;
*mySuperIncreaser->superIncrease(); // amount is 42;
==6==
&square($num) = stringAsFunction("return \$num * \$num");
print square(5); // 25
==7==
&smethit($arg) = eval("[[User:Abwayax/Smeth_language_sketch|smeth]] { $arg }");
smethit("Loop i from 1 to 10, increasing i by 1: Print i.");
==8==
malbolge {
(=<`:9876Z4321UT.-Q+*)M'&%$H"!~}|Bzy?=|{z]KwZY44Eq0/{mlk**
hKs_dG5[m_BA{?-Y;;Vb'rR5431M}/.zHGwEDCBA@98\6543W10/.R,+O<
} // Hello, world.
==9==
java {
JFrame frame = new JFrame();
frame.add(new JTextArea(mySuperIncreaser.amount));
} smeth {
Call method setTitle on frame with parameter "Dynamically Generated Project F Window".
}
*frame->setSize();
*frame->setVisible(true);
==10==
&pfeval($stuff) = { return eval($stuff); }
java {
System.out.println(pfeval("*frame->getTitle()"));
} // note: the Project F eval function is not carried over into embedded languages because almost every language has its own eval
==11==
*aList = JavaObject("java.util.ArrayList");
*aList->add("woot");
*aList->add("pwn");
print *aList->toString();
==12==
/* lol */
maybe() {
print "This line has a 50% chance of being printed.";
}
maybe(4/5) {
print "but this line has an 80% chance";
}