Wessel
Newcomer
Hi !
I have created my own scripting language. It's pretty cool, alot of people i know are already writing small programs with it.
But i have ran into a problem with "if situations". A if-situation looks likes this in my language:
%var = "10"
%var2 = "20"
<?var < "11" & > "5"
<?var2 = "20"
console.schrijfregel("Yay!")
</var2?>
</var?>
This works perfectly. But i think this isn't the right approach. I want to be able to create if-situations NOT depending on variabele, like this <?var = "" </var?> but like this:
<?var = ""
//do something
?>
<? else
//do something
?>
//close if situation
My parser checks if the first line is true, then it checks for </variabele?>, and if the first line is true it will execute lines until the line number of </variabele?> is reached, if its false then it will skip all lines until the linenumber of </variabele?>. But i want to change it to the above example. Is this possible?
I have created my own scripting language. It's pretty cool, alot of people i know are already writing small programs with it.
But i have ran into a problem with "if situations". A if-situation looks likes this in my language:
%var = "10"
%var2 = "20"
<?var < "11" & > "5"
<?var2 = "20"
console.schrijfregel("Yay!")
</var2?>
</var?>
This works perfectly. But i think this isn't the right approach. I want to be able to create if-situations NOT depending on variabele, like this <?var = "" </var?> but like this:
<?var = ""
//do something
?>
<? else
//do something
?>
//close if situation
My parser checks if the first line is true, then it checks for </variabele?>, and if the first line is true it will execute lines until the line number of </variabele?> is reached, if its false then it will skip all lines until the linenumber of </variabele?>. But i want to change it to the above example. Is this possible?
