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PyGamer0
PyGamer0
04:12
@BgilMidol str - int, subtract the ascii value of str by int
 
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mathcat
mathcat
06:51
@PyGamer0 yeah, that sounds good
 
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Bgil Midol
Bgil Midol
14:34
@mathcat error
mathcat
mathcat
14:51
@BgilMidol Implicit output already exists
github.com/TheSecondComing123/Noxan/blob/…
that's what Context if for
If already printed (one or many items), the program doesn't do anything
Else it prints the last output token
@BgilMidol I'll look into it
Bgil Midol
Bgil Midol
@mathcat so does "Hello, World! work?
mathcat
mathcat
not yet
ah I see
some arg mistake
uff
I'll need some time
ah I see
@mathcat I don't think you pushed this
but nvm
I'll do it
Bgil Midol
Bgil Midol
15:12
@mathcat ill do it
pushed
mathcat
mathcat
nice, I'll do some changes
actually
Implicit output
is not working
without a function
so "Hello World" won't work
but +1 2 will
mathcat
mathcat
15:30
Ah, I see the problem
Currently, there is no difference between g and "Hello
The parser returns both as strings
so ["g"] and ["Hello"]
That should be changed
@PyGamer0 help
Flax's parser returns values, not tokens right?
So how does it differentiate between a function and a string?
Bgil Midol
Bgil Midol
A string is enclosed by quotes, functions are not.
mathcat
mathcat
No, the tokenizer already figures that out
But the parser gets the token_list
and evaluates values
so it would return something like:
["g", "Hello", 2]
not [Token("g", TokenType.Function), ...
Bgil Midol
Bgil Midol
hmm
mathcat
mathcat
And it's better like that
Tokens would complicate things a lot
but now, there's no difference between g and "Hello
Should the parser evaluate a function to a pythonical lambda
not a string/integer?
Bgil Midol
Bgil Midol
@mathcat yes
mathcat
mathcat
15:41
okay
that makes more sense
So the parser already evaluates values to it's python form
The tests look weird now:
[[<function Add at 0x000002011473A680>, 1, [<function Add at 0x000002011473A680>, 3, [<function Add at 0x000002011473A680>, 4, 5]]]]
but okay
It's working~
And +"Hello"2 too!
btw I'll make some helper functions
like checking types
PyGamer0
PyGamer0
16:20
@mathcat actually yes
@mathcat you see the tokeniser checks if the current character is in the atoms dictionary aka it is in the builtins
the parser then sees hey the tokentype is Atom, now let me fetch the atom from the dictionary
flax doesnt have strings
it does allow 'abcd'+'bcde' because it immediately converts them into a list of integers
the strings are tokenised as hey look i found a ' now i must pop all characters until another ' is encountered
flax is not a good language to study
mathcat
mathcat
oh, ok
I'm done
Everything working!
I'm gonna git commit -am "frick" now
Bgil Midol
Bgil Midol
pr-ed?
mathcat
mathcat
not yet
mathcat
mathcat
16:42
Done!
Now you can update your answer
to get your 15 bytes
mathcat
mathcat
17:03
@BgilMidol Can you merge the PR?
wrong link
 
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Bgil Midol
Bgil Midol
21:05
@mathcat I like a1 ** a2, not a1**a2

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