Fontpride

The title of this article is not correct because of technical limitations. The correct title is actually Fontpride.

Fontpride

Designed by	User:Buckets
Appeared in	2025
Memory system	Deque-based
Dimensions	Two-dimensional
Computational class	Turing Complete
Reference implementation	Unimplemented

Fontpride is an Esoteric programming language created by User:Buckets created in 2025, created to be Turing Complete, after Realising Font^m_ess wasn't Turing Complete.

Afterwards, User:Buckets Created This esolang using User:Hotcrystal0's idea From Font^m_ess's Talk page .

Therefore, Here we are.

(Yes, They are actually Colours from The Pride flag in the Logo.)

Commands	Instructions
Example	Anti-Noop The Current Variable times.
Example	Turn 90 Degrees Clockwise if The current Cell = 0.
Example	+1 to the Current Variable.
Example	- 1 to the current Variable.
Example	Ends the program.
Example	Turn 90 Degrees Clockwise.
Example	Swap the Top two values of the Deque.
Example	Pops off the bottom Of the Deque and Places it on The current cell.
Example	Only Execute the next Command If the Current cell Number is 1.
Example	Sets the current cell to 0 and turn 90 Degrees Clockwise.
Example	Sets the current cell to 1 and turn 90 Degrees Clockwise.
Example	Sets the current cell to 2 and turn 90 Degrees Anti-Clockwise.
Example	Sets the current cell to 3 and turn 90 Degrees Clockwise.
Example	Sets the current cell to 4 and turn 90 Degrees Clockwise.
Example	Sets the current cell to 5 and turn 90 Degrees Clockwise.
Example	Sets the current cell to 6 and turn 90 Degrees Clockwise.
Example	Sets the current cell to 7 and turn 90 Degrees Clockwise.
Example	Pop off the Top of the Deque and Store it as X.
Example	Pops off the bottom Of the Deque and then store it as Y.
Example	Go to within the Code at Position X,Y, If Left undefined, It will be Represented as 0.
Example	Sets the current cell to 8 and turn 90 Degrees Clockwise.
Example	Sets the current cell to 9 and turn 90 Degrees anti-Clockwise.
Example	Add the top two values on the deque.
Example	Pick up Current cell, This will Remove the Cell in the grid, this will be placed on the bottom of the deque.
Example	Multiply the top two values on the deque.
Example	Times the 3rd value on the deque by -1.
Example	Pops off the top Value of the deque and Prints the value into ASCII.
Example	Sets the current Cell to The input Number.
Example	Duplicates the top of the deque.
Example	Treat this as a note.
Example	No operations.

Examples

Cat program

Program

"Hello, World!" Program

A8abc9abcx;5abc^+^
1abc+;4abc3abc9abcxx^^;;3abc+;7abc
6abcx2abc+;4abc^^+x;4abc3abc7abcxx
3abc+;4abc3abc9abcxx3abc+^;
3abc+;5abc^+^x;4abc^^+x1abc+;Z

A+B Problem*

A3abciabciabc&&&&++;B