InterWOEven
InterWOEven is an esoteric programming language designed to have a really unique execution style and really difficult to use. Programs in InterWOEven are, as the name suggests, just woven parentheses and brackets.
Syntax
The program is converted to a graph. Matching parentheses/brackets correspond to a node and how these matchings wove dicates what type of connections (if there are any) exist between these nodes.
In this example: '{(})' the two nodes partially contains each other. Meanwhile in this example: '({})', one node fully contains the other.
Each nodes holds a value, initialized to 1. Much like Brainfuck, InterWOEven interacts with a tape. Depending on the value of the first node, the one corresponding to the first open parenthesis/bracket and its partner, an instruction is executed:
Value | Effect |
---|---|
14 | Increment |
31 | Decrement |
43 | Move tape pointer to the left |
47 | Move tape pointer to the right |
53 | Input |
56 | Output |
61 | Set the value of first node to the value of the current cell |
62 | Halt |
After an instruction is executed, the node values are updated with this update rule: v <- (v + F)^P mod 101.
F is the sum of the values of the fully contained nodes.
P is the sum of the values of the partially contained nodes.
Interpreter
An implementation can be found here