Oneline

Not to be confused with OneLine.

Oneline is an object-oriented stack-based esoteric programing language designed to be as compressed as possible.

Instructions

Character	Function
{	Starts a class
}	Ends a class
[	Starts a function
]	Ends a function
(	Starts a codeblock
)	Ends a codeblock
:identifier	Pops a value and saves it in a property
instance%property	Pushes the property's value. If the instance is ommited, it will be refered to this intance
_	While loop
?	If
,	Else
#	Number
@t/@f	True/False
+	Pop two numbers and add them together, or pop two characters and combine them to form a string
-	Pop two numbers and substract them together
*	Pop two numbers and multiply them together
/	Pop two numbers and divide them together
$	Pop a number and push and character with that ASCII code
O	Pop a value and print it
I	Read a value from the user input and push it

Syntax

• Create function:

[statements]

• Create a property:

value:identifier

• Create a class:

identifier{[main-function][other-function][other-function]}

• Create an instance of a class:

!indentifier

• Acces a property of an instance:

instance%property

• Acces a method of an instance (the # is there because the method index is a number):

instance#method-index