NOTE: DreamBerd's 'MilkScript' is not to be confused with Remember the Milk's service with the same name!
An overall tutorial on how to use it.
Build using the
be done at the time of reading this). If you wish to use the beta parser (the one written in Python, which also has horrid source code),
then run it using the
Just saying, since all text is aligned to the center, the example code looks weird. Sorry!
MilkScript is stack-based, so a majority of data you wish to save will be thrown on there. To push to the stack, use the
Here's an example:
An overall tutorial on how to use it.
Build using the
make milkscript if you wish to use
the version of the parser written in Go (which may or may notbe done at the time of reading this). If you wish to use the beta parser (the one written in Python, which also has horrid source code),
then run it using the
make milkscript_test command.
For those who want to upgrade the code within the
MilkScript repo (since I am a horrid programmer)
it's best I go over the git repo. The following
describes each directory:examples/ - This is a folder where all the example files go in.
parser/ - This is an upcoming version of the parser, written in Go.
res/ - Just resources for stuff like the README file.
test_parser/ - A beta/alpha version of the parser, written in Python.
MilkScript is stack-based, so a majority of data you wish to save will be thrown on there. To push to the stack, use the
pour command to pour data
onto the stack.Here's an example:
pour(Hello, world!);
To read from a stack register, use the read
command and call them by address:
pour(melkey is coming for you);
read(0);
Also, every program must end with exit() to declare the
end of the program:
pour(melkey is coming for you);
read(0);
exit();
To 'sip' from the 'mug', use the sip command
to remove the back of the stack, here's an example:
pour(Hi!);
pour(This message will be replaced.);
sip();
pour(This is a replacement!);
read(0);
read(1);
exit();