Since C-Lang has no lexer there are some issues.
You cannot have empty lines or else the Rust compiler will complain: "index out of bounds: the len is 0 but the index is 0"
Install by running:
sh
cargo install c-lang
OR
sh
cargo install --git "https://github.com/pyudev-x-projects/c-lang"
print Hello World!
There are no string data types in C-Lang Infact, there are no data types at all!
Comments are created using // like in a lot other programming languages.
// I am ignored by the interpretter!
You are limited to only 1 variable in C-Lang
You can set that variable using the set keyword
set 45
To print a variable you can use the printv keyword
printv
To set a variable with input you can use the input keyword
print Enter your name please!
input
print Your name is:
printv
There are much more keywords to use variables but we will explain those later.
You can change the color of the output with a simple keyword!
setclr red
print I am red!
setclr blue
print I am blue!
List of colors are: red, blue, green, yellow, magenta, cyan, white, black
You can clear the output using clear
print I am not visible!
clear
print Terminal cleared.
Have you heard of that emmet snippet called Lorem?
Well there is a shorter version of the snippet in this language.
Just call: lorem
For math there is a keyword called printc
Which stands for: "print calculation"
You can use it like this
// Addition
printc 4 + 3
// Subtraction
printc 4 - 3
// Multiplication
printc 4 * 3
// Division
printc 4 / 3
You must include a whitespace between each argument or else it will result in an error!
C-Lang has a very basic way of interacting with the file system
You can really only create files and directory. You cant even delete them (For now)
Files are created file this:
nfile /path/to/file
Directorys are created like:
ndir /path/to/directory
You can also use variables
// Creates a directory on behalf of the variable
ndirv
// Creates a file on behalf of the variable
nfilev