lscript 0.0.1 → 0.0.2

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data/lib/lscript.rb

@@ -1,35 +1,41 @@
 def lscript(string)
-	variabels = Hash.new
+	variables = Hash.new
 	while true
 		case string.slice!(0)
-			when 'g'
-				variabels[string.slice!(0)] = gets
-			when 'p'
-				puts variabels[string.slice!(0)]
-			when 'r'
-				variabels[string.slice!(0)] = lread(string)
-			when 'i'
-			#if true the code after runs, if false it gets eaten
-			if variabels[string.slice!(0)] == variabels[string.slice!(0)]
-			else
-				lread(string)
-			end
-			when '+'
-				variabels[string.slice!(0)] = variabels[string.slice!(0)] + variabels[string.slice!(0)]
-			when '-'
-				variabels[string.slice!(0)] = variabels[string.slice!(0)] - variabels[string.slice!(0)]
-			when nil
-				break
-			else
+		when 'g'
+			variables[string.slice!(0)] = gets.chomp
+		when 'p'
+			puts lread(string,variables)
+		when 'r'
+			variables[string.slice!(0)] = lread(string,variables)
+		when 'i'
+		#if true the code after runs, if false it gets eaten
+		if !(variables[string.slice!(0)] == variables[string.slice!(0)])
+			lread(string,variables)
+		end
+		when 'e'
+			return variables[string.slice!(0)]
+		when '+'
+			variables[string.slice!(0)] = variables[string.slice!(0)] + variables[string.slice!(0)]
+		when '-'
+			variables[string.slice!(0)] = variables[string.slice!(0)] - variables[string.slice!(0)]
+		when nil
+			return variables
+		else
 		end
 	end
 end
-def lread(string)
-	ret = ""
-	until (s=string.slice!(0)) == ';'
-		ret += s
+def lread(string,variables)
+	x = string.slice!(0)
+	if x == '{'
+		ret = ""
+		until (s=string.slice!(0)) == '}'
+			ret += s
+		end
+		return ret
+	else
+		return variables[x]
 	end
-	return ret
 end
 
 =begin
@@ -40,19 +46,38 @@ $ = single character variabel, a-z are recommended. 0-9 aswell as other characte
 _ text or code to read or run
 ; defines end of text or code to read
 g$ gets user input and stores in variabel $
-p$ puts $
-r$_; puts _; string into $
-i$$_; if $ == $ runs _;
+p$ puts $ to console
+p{_} puts _ string to console
+r${_} puts _ string into $
+i$${_} if $ == $ runs _
 +$$$ combines second and third varaible into first
 -$$$ subtracts second and third varaible into first, works best with numbers
+e$ stops the code and returns the variable
 
 Lets run trough an example
-lscript("raWhat is your name?; pa rbHello ; gc +dbc pd")
-raWhat is your name?; This will read[r] into variabel[a] the string[What is your name?] and stop reading at [;]
-pa this will puts to console[p] the varaible[a]
-rbHello ; this will read[r] into[b] the string[Hello ] and stop at [;] (notice the space after Hello, it is important for formating later)
-gc this will gets[g] user input into the varaibel[c]
-+dbc this will add[+] into varable[d] the other 2 variabels [b] and [c]
-pd finally this will puts[p] the combined variable[d]
+lscript("p{What is your name?} ra{Hello } gb +cab pc")
+p{What is your name?} this will puts to console[p] the string[What is your name?] and stop reading at [}]
+ra{Hello } this will read[r] into variable[a] the string[Hello ] and stop at [}] (notice the space after Hello, it is important for formating later)
+gb this will gets[g] user input into the varaibel[b]
++cab this will add[+] into varable[c] the other 2 variabels [a] and [b]
+pc finally this will puts[p] the combined variable[c] to console
+
+CHANGELOG
+0.0.1
+Initial release
+
+0.0.2
+When the code is finished return the variables hash incase the user needs it 
+Added command e$, allows user to exit the code and return a specific variable
+Extended text read fucntionallity
+	p command can now read text directly
+	strings are noted as {_} now instead of _; for both clarity and for the extended fucntions
+	updated example code to reflect changes
+g command now uses .chomp to remove new line character
+
+Planed additions:
+Possibly remodell into an object, allowing for continuing the same run with multiple run calls
+Make - command acutally work, and try to convert string into numbers
+Make both + and - use new string reading system, so you wont have to save text to a varibale before useing
 =end
 

metadata

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 --- !ruby/object:Gem::Specification
 name: lscript
 version: !ruby/object:Gem::Version
-  version: 0.0.1
+  version: 0.0.2
 platform: ruby
 authors:
 - Leddy231
@@ -10,7 +10,9 @@ bindir: bin
 cert_chain: []
 date: 2016-07-12 00:00:00.000000000 Z
 dependencies: []
-description: Very basic as it is, will be expanded more. Just for fun really
+description: A simple scripting language that reads a single string and executes commands.
+  Variables, ifs and +/- operations supported. Very basic as it is, will be expanded
+  more. Read the lscript.rb for changelog and instructions
 email: 
 executables: []
 extensions: []