Monolog

Monolog (MONOLOG) is a programming language created by User:CMinusMinus.

Almost every thing you do, is for defining a variable. You can call functions, do simple maths and so on.

Variables

Lets define variable x with a value of "Hello":

x <- "Hello"

Lets define variable y with a value of x:

y <- x

Now, lets add " World!" to y:

y <- y <- " World!"

We added arg " World!" to arg "Hello".

Integers doesn´t exist.

Functions

To call a function, we have to put the name of it in brackets.

Name	Action
reversed	reverse arg
b64e	Base64 Encode arg
b64d	Base64 Decode arg
out	Output arg
outln	Output arg + \n
input	set arg to user input
request	request an url with arg
ping	ping arg and return time
len	return length of arg
active	special variable "active" = arg
pass	pass and reset arg
cuts	cut arg by int(active) at start: arg[int(active):]
cute	cut arg by int(active) at end: arg[:int(active)]
os	run arg as os.system command
run	parse arg
same	go on in line if arg == active
notsame	go on in line if arg != active
double	returns arg + arg
exit	exit loop
crepeat	returns number of loops the program did
creset	reset number of loops the program did

Lets call a function:

a <- (reversed) <- "Hello"

We defined variable a with a value of reversed("Hello")

But what if we want to do a = a + reversed("Hello)?
In this case we can easily do:

a <- (*reversed) <- "Hello"

How to output a text/variable?
To do this, we can use (out) or (outln), which adds a line break at the end.
So if we want to define variable X with a value of "foo" and output it at the same time, we can do:

X <- (outln) <- "foo"

BUT what if we just want to output it? BOOM:

* <- (outln) <- "foo"

A "*" as name will pass the variable-definition!

MONOLOG Settings

To change settings, you can use the "$MONOLOG" command.

$MONOLOG [OPTION] [1/0]

Example: (Changing "logvar" to true (1))

$MONOLOG logvar 1

Option	Action
logvar	Show all variables at end of program
error.ignore	Ignore error
error.continue	Continue on error
program.repeat	Restart program at end
program.firsttime	First time running program?

Examples

Hello, World!

Stage 1:

* <- (outln) <- "Hello, World!"

Stage 2:

hw <- "Hello, World!"
* <- (outln) <- hw

cat

Stage 1:

* <- (outln) <- (input)

Stage 2:

* <- (outln) <- (input) <- (out) <- "Enter Text: "

Count to 69

...

$MONOLOG program.repeat 1
* <- (outln) <- (*crepeat) <- "Hello, World! > "
stopat <- "69"
* <- (active) <- stopat
* <- (outln) <- "DONE!" <- (pass) <- (exit) <- (same) <- (crepeat)

Self Interpreter

$MONOLOG program.repeat 1
start: * <- (outln) <- "SELF INTERPRETER!"
* <- (run) <- (input)

External Links

Github