Timwi

@Mego Yes

From what you say about it, it doesn’t sound very esoteric (which isn’t a bad thing)

I already considered writing a Funciton interpreter in Funciton. ... And I decided not to. It would be a huge waste of time :) (I already wrote a Brainfuck interpreter in it and that was horrible)

Heh.

Do you expect it to be less horrible in Esoteric IDE? Esoteric IDE is just a standard textbox with a very very basic debugger.

@VTCAKAVSMoACE Sounds like a good plan :)

Are you sure you want to implement it in Esoteric IDE? It sounds like something that could use a proper IDE :)

That’s a different kind of nightmarish. That’s laborious and potentially repetitive...

Oh.

Well, esolangs.org/wiki/Funciton :)

More nightmarish than Funciton?

Hm, that doesn’t sound promising :)

Well, nor is efghij :)

Yeah, you can do that

We can do that together if you like, assuming that Laura is reasonably straight-forward to implement (it’s not on esolangs.org, got a link?)

You’ll have to implement it in Esoteric IDE directly. It doesn’t have a dynamic plugin system (yet).

@VTCAKAVSMoACE Someone should! But I don’t think it’ll be me :)

Anyway, I’m going to (very carefully) deconstruct this... construct now

Well, for now, I think we need to put some basic functionality in... addition, subtraction, increment and division are some obvious gaps (my idea for division was a pair of scissors)

@VTCAKAVSMoACE: Oh phew! Someone with a positive reaction! :) — Please send pictures (or upload to the wiki) if you do :)

Although I believe the function declaration is, in fact, a correct implementation of factorial

Yeah, well, it’s a joke. :-p

Okie, here goes. esolangs.org/wiki/Efghij

So uhm yeah, hi. I actually came here to show off my newest esolang — is it permitted to just link to it here like a shameless, glaring advert?

Been a while since I been here

Hello

Woo hoo, got the Necromancer badge overnight (for codegolf.stackexchange.com/a/78086/668) — I didn’t realize the challenge was that old

Comparison Operators: ==, ≡≡, ≣≣, ≈≈, ...

@flawr I see a new esolang coming up already

Haven’t been here in a while, looks like things have changed? :-p

Cool! :)

@zyabin101: PDF?... I don’t know :)

@zyabin101: Standard loopholes apply.

@FlagAsSpam: You can step through with F10. You can also set breakpoints everywhere if you want (they are listed under the “Breakpoints” tab but are otherwise invisible).

@wizzwizz4: Please input an array of subjects for me to choose from by random

(Especially if you think some font is off — you can change all the fonts and sizes)

(You should look through the menus to get an idea of all the options there are)

(Ctrl+Alt+L is the shortcut for it)

@FlagAsSpam: The drop-down in the top right.

@FlagAsSpam I’ve always been thinking someone should do that!

Yay! My first release! github.com/Timwi/EsotericIDE/releases/tag/1.0

Does anyone know if github allows me to have downloads of the executable so that people don’t need to compile the code?

@FlagAsSpam: Ah, well, if you’re running actual Windows in the VM, then it’ll most definitely work (all you need is .NET 4.0 installed, but Windows 7 and later come with that I think)

@FlagAsSpam Any luck with the executable?

@mınxomaτ: They’re open-source now... :)

I know that Windows Forms works under Mono because I ran Expert Sokoban in it (quite a while ago when Mono was still fairly new) and it worked more or less without a problem

@FlagAsSpam: clowd.ca/u/1l4

@FlagAsSpam: How about I send you the executable?

@FlagAsSpam: As for the second one, you can’t compile a single source file in isolation. You have to compile all of them together, and you need to reference the correct dependencies. This is usually what the .csproj is for (it has all that information in it).

@FlagAsSpam: As for the first one, I confess I’m stumped at this error.