README.md

A beginners friendly, Programing language made from the ground up with pyhton.

This Language does NOT require indentation, however you can use it.

This Language is also semicolon and comma friendly

Table of Contents

• Table of Contents
• Quick Start Guide, Syntax diffrences sheet and Beginner's Guide
• How to install the release version
  • For Syntax highlighting
• How to install the source code and use it
  • If you want to turn on DRAMATIC mode...
  • If you want to decompile the Verscae file to python.
• Diffrences between Verscae and Python
  • At this point, you might be wondering, ghee, I have to give this language a try, but how do I do that?
• Features
• Currently Inbuilt Syntax
  • With a basic Description
• Dramatic Mode in action

Quick Start Guide, Syntax diffrences sheet and Beginner's Guide

• Beginner's Guide
• Quick Start Guide
• Syntax Diffrences Sheet

How to install the release version

• Download the latest release from here
• Extract the zip file
• Open the folder in vscode
• Read the README.md file there or here

For Syntax highlighting

• Open a .v file in vscode
• Open the command pallete (Ctrl+Shift+P)
• Type Select Language Mode
• Select Rust or Swift (we dont have a syntax highlighter for verscae yet)
• Enjoy

How to install the source code and use it

• Clone the repo with the following command

git clone https://github.com/Ze7111/Verscae-Programing-language

• Open the folder in vscode
• Open the command pallete (Ctrl+Shift+P)
• Type Select Python Interpreter
• Create a .v file in vscode
• and put the following code in it (this is a test program)

public main() {
  out < "Hello World" < blue < center < newl
}

• For the above code to work, you need to have the following python modules installed

  • rich
  • playsound
  • requests

• For Syntax highlighting do the following

  • with the .v file open in vscode
  • Open the command pallete (Ctrl+Shift+P)
  • Type Select Language Mode
  • Select Rust or Swift (we dont have a syntax highlighter for verscae yet)
  • Enjoy

• To run the program do the following

  • open the .vscode -> tasks.json file
  • save the file
  • open the command pallete (Ctrl+Shift+P)
  • type Preferences: Open Keyboard Shortcuts (JSON)
  • add the following code to the file

  {
      "key": "F6",
      "command": "workbench.action.tasks.runTask",
      "args": "Run Verscae File"
  },
  {
      "key": "shift+F6",
      "command": "workbench.action.tasks.runTask",
      "args": "Decompile Verscae File"
  }

  • Now you can run the program by pressing F6 and decompile it into a python file by pressing Shift+F6

• If you did everything correctly, you should see the following output

Hello World

If you want to turn on DRAMATIC mode...

| Go to the verscae.py and set the music_option to True

If you want to decompile the Verscae file to python.

• While Running the file, add a True to the end, so the statemnt looks like the folloing (on windows)

$ verscae "examples\calculator.v" True

Diffrences between Verscae and Python

• Verscae is a beginners friendly language, so it has a lot of features that make it easier to learn.
• Verscae is a non indentation based language, so you can use it without worrying about indentation.
• Verscae is a semicolon and comma friendly language, so you can use it without worrying about semicolons and commas.
• Verscae is non linear language, so you can use it without worrying about the order of the functions, classes, etc.
• Verscae is a dramatic language, so you can use it in a dramatic way.
• Verscae has a decompiler so you can decompile your verscae code to python.
• Verscae is a python based language, so you can use it with python.
• Verscae has colors and emojis so you can use it with colors and emojis.

At this point, you might be wondering, ghee, I have to give this language a try, but how do I do that?

• You can download the latest release from here
• Extract the zip and open the folder in vscode
• Read the README.md file there or read the Release Documentation
• Enjoy :D

Features

• It natively works with python and python libraries
• The inbuilt syntax is very user friendly and easy to understand
• Inbuilt decompiler to converd Verscae files to python code
• Dramatic Music and cool build style
• Crossover between Java, JavaScript and Python
• No indentaiton Required anywhere at anypoint (you can still indent for neatness)
• All string types work nativly

Currently Inbuilt Syntax

With a basic Description

Verscae Code	Description
try	Tries to run the code in the try block
if	Runs the code in the if block if the condition is true
else	Runs the code in the else block if the condition is true
for	Runs the code in the for block for each item in the list
while	Runs the code in the while block while the condition is true
class	Defines a class
new	Creates a new instance of a class
return	Returns a value from a function
from	Imports a class from a module
as	Renames a module or class
pass	Does nothing
break	Breaks out of a loop
continue	Continues to the next iteration of a loop
True	A boolean value
False	A boolean value
and	A boolean operator
or	A boolean operator
throw	Throws an error
include	Imports a module
else if	Runs the code in the else if block if the condition is true
catch	Runs the code in the catch block if the code in the try block fails
func	Defines a function
null	A null value
in name < "What is your name?" | (args) | (type)	Asks the user for input and stores it in the variable name
out < "Hello World" | (args)	Prints the text to the console with the given arguments
public main()	The main function that runs when the program starts

Dramatic Mode in action