Burlesque is a concatenative, dynamic typed, lazy, probably esoteric programming language. Burlesque is a neat command line utility that can be used as a little desktop calculator, homework helper, to manipulate files, do some statistics or even some data analysis. It's also used as a language for code-golf. If a feature is missing you can let me know through a bug report. If you encounter a bug, incorrect documentation please also create a bug report.
blsq ) 1234 16j0 9rn.+4cosp
7 5 1 6
1 2 1 9
1 5 2 0
3 0 6 5
blsq ) 4ro)rosp
1
1 2
1 2 3
1 2 3 4
blsq ) "abc"su\[)**
{97 98 99 97 98 98 99 97 98 99}
Current stable version: 1.7.3 (used on anagol). Latest version: 1.7.4 (not on anagol). Also check out http://fmnssun.github.com/Burlesque.
If you don't know where to start read the TUTORIAL.md and try to learn from examples on anagol: http://golf.shinh.org/l.rb?blsq. If you need help you can also consult #esoteric on irc.freenode.net.
You need a decently recent ghc and haskell-plattform.
Install the required packages:
cabal install split haskeline mtl regex-compat parsec digits statistics monadlist
Then compile
ghc --make main.hs -o burlesque -O3 -fforce-recomp
If you just want the "--file" option (like on golf.shinh.org) use
ghc --make main_golf.hs -o blsq -O3 -fforce-recomp
--file <path> Read code from file (incl. STDIN)
--file-no-stdin <path> Read code from file (excl. STDIN)
--no-stdin <code> Read code from argv (excl. STDIN)
--shell Start in shell mode
--version Print version info
--compile <path> Pseudo-compile file to haskell code
--stdin <code> Read code from argv (incl. STDIN)
Note: There needs to be a file "Prelude.blsq" in the working directory except if you're using the main_golf.hs version.
With Burlesque 1.7.2f I added some little tests. However, it's too late to write a comprehensive testsuite. If you like you can fork this repo and add tests and send me a pull request. Whenever I solve a golf challenge I'll add my solution to the testsuite (once the challenge is post mortem of course :) )
I really welcome any help. However, for most of the things you'll need to know Haskell. If you know Haskell and wanna help: VERY GOOD, contact me! (PM, Push requests whatever, IRC).
If you don't know Haskell:
You can contribute userdefined builtins. If your builtin can be expressed using other
builtins you can create a new builtin through the Prelude.blsq file. Just have a look at the file.
I WILL ONLY ACCEPT SUCH BUILTINS IF YOU ALSO PROVIDE THE DOCUMENTATION FOR IT AS WELL AS TESTCASES!
Thus, have a look at tests/ and runtests.py.
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