This is a interpreter, it took me two days to write this project, just for fun !
Writing in JavaScript, you should use babel to build it to es5, then run it.
You can see the summary here: Turaiiao's Blog
The first way, you can download it locally from NPM.
# install
npm i -g meet-lang
# then, you can open the command window anywhere and run the `meet` command to enter REPL interface
> meet
# run the specified code file
> meet sample.meet
> meet -token sample.meet # run and show code tokens.
> meet -ast sample.meet # run and show code ast tree.
> meet -all sample.meet # run and show tokens and ast tree.
> meet -env sample.meet # run and show variable map enviroment #
The second way, it will show the REPL interface.
node dist/meet.js
REPL:
Meet Programming Language REPL - Turaiiao 2019 - Email: 1171840237@qq.com
> fuck a -> 20;
> fuck b -> 'Hello World';
> fuck c -> (2 - 10);
> fuck d -> [1 2 3 4 5 6];
> fuck e -> d[2];
> printLine -> a;
20
> printLine -> b;
Hello World
> printLine -> c;
-8
> forEach -> d;
1 2 3 4 5 6
> printLine -> e;
3
The third way, you can run the specified file.
Of course, you can also add parameters like -token or -ast or -all or -env to show token or ast syntax trees or variable map enviroment.
node dist/meet.js [-token / -ast / -env / -all] sample.meet
Use #, must one-to-one correspondence.
fuck a -> 20;
# fuck b -> 50; # # Not execute #
fuck a -> 20;
fuck b -> 'Hello World';
fuck c -> (20 + 20); # with expression #
fuck d -> [1 2 3 4 5 6];
fuck e -> d[2];
It defines variables to variable tables.
fuck a -> [2 4 6 8 10];
print -> 666; # print but no line feed #
printLine -> 888; # print and line feed #
printLine; # individual print line feed #
printLine -> 'Hello World';
print 3; # print 3 ' ' #
printLine 3; # print 3 '\n' #
forEach -> a;
printLine -> a[3];
Output:
666888
Hello World
2 4 6 8 10
8
lists must be of the same type, it can now be integers and strings, use forEach identifier to print all element.
fuck name -> ['meet' 'programming' 'language' '!'];
fuck list -> [2 4 6 8 10];
fuck listPlus -> (list[3] + list[4]);
fuck a -> name[0];
forEach -> list; # meet programming language ! #
forEach -> name; # 2 4 6 8 10 #
printLine -> a;
printLine -> list[4]; # 10 #
printLine -> listPlus; # 18 #
fuck a -> 0;
printLine -> list[a];
Output:
2 4 6 8 10
meet programming language !
meet
10
18
2
fuck a -> 20;
fuck b -> 50;
if a == b {
printLine -> 'Equal';
}
if a > b {
print -> 'max is a, ';
} else {
print -> 'max is b, ';
}
if (a += 30) == b {
printLine -> 'oh, plus 30 to equal b.';
}
Output:
max is b, oh, plus 30 to equal b.
fuck tom -> 0;
fuck frank -> 50;
while (tom += 1) < frank {
if (tom % 2) == 0 {
printLine -> tom;
}
}
Output:
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
18
20
22
24
26
28
30
32
34
36
38
40
42
44
46
48
Use a for block to terminate the loop with a break statement.
fuck a -> 0;
for {
printLine -> a;
if (a += 1) == 10 {
printLine -> 'run ok !';
break;
}
}
Output:
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
run ok !
function is interesting structural grammar, use fun identifier and => char to define a function, use fun identifier and -> char to call it.
fuck a -> 20;
fun do => {
print -> 'this is call function, a = ';
printLine -> a;
fuck a -> 50;
}
fun -> do;
fun -> do;
Output:
this is call function, a = 20
this is call function, a = 50
fuck a -> 0;
fuck b -> [1 2 3 4 5];
minus -> a;
minus -> a;
printLine -> a;
plus -> a;
plus -> a;
plus -> a;
plus -> a;
printLine -> a;
forEach -> b;
set b[0] -> 5;
forEach -> b;
Output:
-2
2
1 2 3 4 5
5 2 3 4 5
Just For Fun !
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