single file programming language for beginers ( made in c++ )
you need to have clang and nothing more, and then you execute build.bat or build.sh ( depends if you use Windows or Linux )
or you can use the release builds that are already compiled
only need to execute blockline.exe ( in linux you need to open the terminal and run blockline )
the default main file always is Main.block, so, as long as you have that and Project.block for
configurations, you are good to go
the structure is:
Main.block
Project.block
AnythingElse.block
inside Main.block you have the entry point of your programm
in Project.block you have the block files to import
to import something you need to add this to your Project.block import --file--.block --macro--
and to use the file in your code you need to do this on Main.block
execute --macro--
you define variables with this two ways:
var --name-- --value-- for private variables
global --name-- --value-- for global variables
set --variable-- --value/variable-- sets a variable sum --variable-- --value/variable-- adds a variable sub --variable-- --value/variable-- substract a variable mul --variable-- --value/variable-- multiply a variable div --variable-- --value/variable-- divide a variable jump --line-- jump to a line in code lump --line-- --variable-- --value/variable-- jump to a line in code if the value of a variable is minor than other value gump --line-- --variable-- --value/variable-- jump to a line in code if the value of a variable is greater than other value eump --line-- --variable-- --value/variable-- jump to a line in code if the value of a variable is equal to other value input --variable-- ask to the user to input a value and writes it into a variable print --text/variable-- prints something into the scree (spaces are "_" and you can put as much variables/text as you want ) exit --exit code-- exits the programm or script