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Added simple class syntax that can be viewed in "classes/example.myopl". Also added EXIT function which for whatever reason does not work.
Fixed the EXIT function Also added basic string comparisons
josethz00
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Jul 16, 2021
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@davidcallanan it seems to be a nice feature to the lang, could you look? |
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Hey, @davidcallanan as this project is not moving forward I have created a project to move this language farther. So, I need contribution of you guys to make this project like a modern programming language. I have already added some features and improved some structures. Now, I have added class functionality from @Pixelthegreat project. I want you to extend this features more. You can try this and let me know about your availability. I am eager to work on this project. Project link: https://github.com/radon-project/radon Thank you. |
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I don't know if you'd actually be interested in classes, but I managed to implement a basic system involving them. It was originally a simple challenge to see if I actually could, of course. It seems big, but in reality it doesn't actually do much other than provide some sense of object orientated programming to the mix. I also added an EXIT function, in which the user can exit from the shell.