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| + | ===== KASL ===== | ||
| + | [[start]] | ||
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| + | Reserved Words | ||
| + | * `function` | ||
| + | * `let` | ||
| + | * `for` | ||
| + | * `if` | ||
| + | * `while` | ||
| + | * `def` | ||
| + | * `do` | ||
| + | * `goto` | ||
| + | * `begin` | ||
| + | * `end` | ||
| + | * Basically, anything you'd find in C/ | ||
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| + | KASL is a functional line evaluator. It is inspired by functional languages, but with a C style function mechanism. It is dynamically typed. | ||
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| + | stmt -> [ var = ] fn [ ( [val_0 [[,] val_n]* ] ) | val_0 [[,] val_n ] ] | ||
| + | stmts -> stmt [ ; stmt ]* | ||
| + | val -> execstmt | literalval | var | ||
| + | literalval -> object | array | string | number | ||
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| + | LEX SYMBOLS : ID | STRING | DOUBLE | INTEGER | WS | TAB | NEWLINE | CHAR | ||
kasl.txt · Last modified: 2023/09/22 16:53 by microwerx