@Dennis Could you add Tir to TIO when you have the time? HW is 72 101 108 108 111 44 32 87 111 114 108 100 33 13s until I implement strings

awh you made it stack-based

@ConorO'Brien :|

@quartata r/stackbasedmasterrace

@quartata for what I'm planning it's going to be the only sane thing to do. look at operators.txt. I plan on implementing every single one of those

@ConorO'Brien I plan on implementing like half of those. In a practical language. (yeah, it's a bad idea)

@ConorO'Brien what will summation top do

and outer join? will you have a DB thing

and long division

and squared operators

@ConorO'Brien we talked about tape based remember

@quartata TirFuck

@quartata holy crap this is ancient

Not that ancient

The ideas came from Arcturus two years prior to that

@quartata 1. what

@quartata 2. arcturus was 2 years prior???

pretty sure?

@quartata also wait. what this is based off arcturus?

The stuff I mentioned about tape-based

@quartata i don't think i've even been here for 3 years though

Arcturus room was created 2016-03-14

So not quite 2 years

@LuisMendo Done.

@quartata oh

I'll use the name for something else

@ConorO'Brien wait. this is a different language?

@cairdcoinheringaahing tio.run/#adapt

@Cowsquack tio.run/#carrot

@ConorO'Brien tio.run/#tir

@Pavel tio.run/##fZBNT8MwDIbv/RVmp1aC/…

@Dennis :O too many

@Dennis the input in carrot is passed as an argument containing the file and not through STDIN, so it should be more like /opt/carrot/carrot "${TIO_OPTIONS[@]}" -f .code.tio "$@" .input.tio

running tio.run/##S04sKsov@Q8EhkbG//ILSjLz84r/66YAAA should tell you if carrot can read the input, the correct output should include an AST for the input

(right now it thinks the input is empty, thus an empty array, you can also see the AST for the program)

@Cowsquack +1 for AST

I took the inspiration from charcoal :)

@Cowsquack Should work now.

@Dennis Thanks a lot :D

:| why do i accidentally put newlines in my messages

@Cowsquack :| you don't have modulo

there is modulo Try it online!, don't look at the wiki the wiki is outdated, instead look at plan.txt

see here github.com/kritixilithos/Carrot/blob/master/plan.txt#L240

@Cowsquack also have math builtins been implemented yet

not yet, I only have those ~10 commands as of now :/

I really should add more

also how golfy exactly is carrot intended to be

hmm, while it was original intended to be golfy, now it's just a different style I guess

not exactly stack-based, not entirely tape-based, somewhere in between

@Cowsquack O_o???

I updated the readme with the language description, you can read that to see how it works

also i remember carrot

it's ancient

@ASCII-only looks at the commit spam |^*99v:

@Cowsquack :×|⁹⁹

@ASCII-only missing a | there

the carrot code has : followed by 100 |s

@Cowsquack oops, fixed

@Dennis Thanks!

@Dennis Thank you!

@LuisMendo O_o how do you still manage to find features to add

@ASCII-only Heh. There are plenty of features to add :-) And some errors to correct too, specially due to small MATLAB-Octave inconsistencies

@Dennis \o/ TY

@Dennis Can you change the HW to this, I converted tabs to spaces and removed async weirdness.

You mean spaces to tabs?

Yes

Also, F# prettify would match Q# closer.

One of the { stayed on the same line as the preceding code. Is that intentional?

That was there before

But yeah should be fixed also

I'm more used to typing K&R braces, but Microsoft generally uses Allman style.

OK, I'll change that after breakfast.

I'm just glad it doesn't do the F# thing of disallowing tabs.

I'm thinking about using the same format for Code that I'm using for Driver. Being able to dynamically add fields ought to be more useful than preset Header/Code/Footer.

As long as a field is created by default, to not confuse people.

One would be open by default, yes.

Actually, that should be a thing for the Q# driver, also.

It was a quick and dirty implementation to accommodate Q#. There's an additional quirk: right now, the driver cannot contain literal null bytes.

Automatically opening one of the fields shouldn't be too hard, right? The null byte thing is wierder, but also probably not a problem for anyone.

I had an implementation for masked arrays (only show up for selected languages), but not for masked files. Right now, the C# driver is stored in a variable, and Bash variables can't contain null bytes.

@Pavel Done.

Thanks