Since C-Lang has no lexer there are some issues.
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 ```
To print a variable right beside some text you can use printpv
set Bob.
printpv Your name is:
// Outputs: Your name is: Bob
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. ```
You can count to a specific number using count
count 14
To create empty lines in the output you can use newl
```
print Hello!
newl
print New line, New experience! ```
You can print out the date using date
date
Have you heard of that emmet snippet called Lorem?
Well there is a shorter version of the snippet in this language.
Just call: lorem
Chair.
chair
Legit binary conversion??
11
Saturn!
saturn
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!
It is possible to generate random numbers using the rand keyword.
It will set the value of the variable to the randomly generated number!
rand 0 5
// Generates a random number between 0 and 5.
C-Lang has a very basic way of interacting with the file system
Files are created file this:
nfile /path/to/file
Directories 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
You can remove directories and files like this:: ``` //Files delfile /path/to/file
// Directories delfolder /path/to/directory ```
You can delete the script using
delscript
You can run JS and Lua in C-Lang without using the exec command.
JS:
js file.js
Lua:
lua file.lua
Wow this scripting language has alot of built-in features, it has no package system so I guess thats fair.
Play audio files using:
sound /path/to/file timelength
You can use variables:
soundv timelength
You can create delays.
wait amount_of_seconds
print Delayed!