A BASIC styled language
Why not?
- I use CLion, so I just add the
.mlangto the Program arguments - If you are compiling through the command line...
- I am using CMake
- Arguments are:
MLangExec Test.mlang (Just running it normally)
MLangExec Test.mlang -d (Running it, but seeing the debug output)
Go to the Docs directory to see how to use MLang
Credit to Tiny-Expression, by Blake Madden for the TE_MATH keyword; doing mathematical expressions.
PRINT "\n\n--== PRINT EXAMPLE ==--\n\n"
PRINT "Hello World!"
PRINT "\n\n--== VAR EXAMPLE ==--\n\n"
// integer
LET var: 100
// still an integer
var: 200
// double
// / - (notice the asterisk)
var: *1.5
PRINT "var is equal to " var
PRINT "\n\n--== IF EXAMPLE ==--\n\n"
// / - (line of the ENDIF statement)
IF 100 < 200 240
PRINT "Obviously"
ENDIF
PRINT "\n\n--== LOOP EXAMPLE ==--\n\n"
LET i: 0
IF i < 11 340
PRINT "i: " i "\n"
i: TE_MATH "{i} + 1"
GOTO 300
ENDIF
PRINT "\n--== ARRAY EXAMPLE ==--\n\n"
ARR a: 10 20 30 40 50
LET o: 0
IF o < 5 460
PRINT a o " - a [" o "]\n"
o: TE_MATH "{o} + 1"
GOTO 420
ENDIF
PRINT "\n--== CHANGE-IN-ARRAY EXAMPLE ==--\n\n"
a 4: 60
o: 0
IF o < 5 580
PRINT a o " - a [" o "]\n"
o: TE_MATH "{o} + 1"
GOTO 540
ENDIF
PRINT "\n--== APPEND ARRAY EXAMPLE ==--\n\n"
APPEND a 70
o: 0
IF o < 6 700
PRINT a o " - a [" o "]\n"
o: TE_MATH "{o} + 1"
GOTO 660
ENDIF
PRINT "\n--== STRING COMBINE EXAMPLE ==--\n\n"
LET str1: "HI"
PRINT "str1: " str1 "\n"
LET str2: " THERE"
PRINT "str2: " str2 "\n\n"
STR_COMB str1 + str2
PRINT "str1: " str1 "\n"
PRINT "\n--== PORTION/RELEASE EXAMPLE ==--\n\n"
PORTION TEST > "../PortionedCode.mlang"
RELEASE TEST
PRINT "\n\n--== END"
PRINT " EXAMPLE (With exit code 0) ==--\n"
END 0
