This is an interpreter for test running the sort-of pseudo-code used for the a-mazing challenge of the introduction week of year 2 HBO-ICT of University of Applied Sciences Windesheim. Included is example code in instructions.txt and an example glade in glade.csv to run it against.
| letter | object | number |
|---|---|---|
| q | obstacle | |
| x | bomb | seconds (steps) till explosions |
| t | target (doel) | number of target |
| m | money (bonus) | 2 ^ x is the bonus gained |
| d | turner (draai) | 1-3 times turning to the left, 0 is random turn |
| s | start | 0-3 is direction, clock-wise with 0 being north |
| w | white square | |
| g | gray square | |
| r | red square | |
| o | orange square | |
| y | yellow square | |
| e | green square | |
| b | blue square | |
| p | purple square | |
| l | black square |
Uses the syntax (including bugs) of "taal 20", a simple language made for the a-mazing challenge for the introduction week of year 2 HBO-ICT of University of Applied Sciences Windesheim. One addition is the print statement which can take a variable or expression and debug print it.
- compiling requires rust nightly
- csv file can be passed by using
-g <filepath>and defaults toglade.csv - code file can be passed by using
-c <filepath>and defaults toinstructions.txt - needs to be ran from the command line in the directory with the csv and txt file