M@trix
M@trix
So this page is about my esolang i made a time ago; its nothing temporarily basically its a ruleset for python, you can only use matrix multiplication (@ operator) with the things provided in my language, print and others can be grabbed using the underscore class, uhh idk what to put here uhh info table!
| Class | Description | Args |
|---|---|---|
| kys | prints out "Sucessfully died the code" and exits | |
| a | Sums using t and sum | t, all of items must be n-types. |
| c | It grabs its t.t comrades and joins it as a str, note that there's no string string implem so its chr'd; returns a string. | t, all of items must be valid 1-256 n-type items |
| d | Divides values. | t, only the first 2 args are used. |
| e | Exponentiates, please only use for base operations like 2^4 use e, if not dont use it. | t, only the first 2 args are used. |
| f | Recursive, a for loop! can only loop in a t structure | t. Which would have: a function & t again |
| h | Sets the recursion limit to 999999999; good for f. | Note that use h() not h()@.... |
| m | Multiplicates. | t, only the first 2 args r used |
| n | n is the SIGMA! why? hes the base for numbers. | |
| s | Subtracts. | t, only the first 2 args r used |
| t | Its the best guy of all; its basically list for the ESL | all args are used. |
| l | grabs a builtin thing, you may use it to grab print, shown on my Hello world implem. | str, which mostly are derived from c. |
| x | In source code looks long, but its just exec. | str, which mostly are derived from c. |
Also the source code uses a bit of the esolang itself (the full)
I also made an obfuscator for M@trix, look at here¹
You may do run on the interactive mode the following, download it & run, or -c the following:
from urllib.request import urlopen;exec(urlopen("https://github.com/easelinux148-commits/m-trix2/blob/main/matrix-obfuscator.py.obfuscated").read().decode())
if for some reason you are not running in a normal python envioroment do ^^ and before that define CODE to a multistring, containing what you want to obfuscate.
also you can pipe it if you want e.g python savedas.py filename > outputbad for example
External Resources
- The "Hello, World!" program
- The source code ( you might have an heart attack because the src code is 13.8KB, atleast on the included included ver. )
- The M@trix github repository
- the obfuscator