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15:13, 21 February 2021: NikitaMalakhov (talk | contribs) triggered filter 9, performing the action "edit" on Boxly. Actions taken: Warn; Filter description: require new users to introduce themselves (examine)

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=='''Introduction''' ==
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Boxly is a language that is based on boxes and macs (Macrooperators)
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=='''Elements'''==
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'''Boxes'''
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Boxes contain 3 values:
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Box name:type, values
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Types:
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* Numbers (number): a number of 2 signs (17,92,91)
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* Characters (aschar): a character (a, f, t)
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* Floats (floatn): a number of 2 signs before and 1 number after the point (10.7, 09.7, 34.0)
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A name can consist only 1 letter
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Values are separated with a whitespace:
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Box a:aschar, h a l
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Box b:number, 81 00 09
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Box c:floatn, 61.1, 00.9, 01.0
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'''Declarations'''
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Declarations consist 1 combination of box elements:
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Dec name, operator(source)
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Example:
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Dec a,?(@)
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This example requires a user to input a value, and then puts it into a declaration A
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'''Operators and sources'''
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List of operators with sources:
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* ?(!) — last output line
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* ?(@) — user input
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* ?($) — last calculation
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* #(!) — number of last input line
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* #(@) — number of last user input
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* =($) — previous calculation
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* =( ) — newline
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* %(count) text — repeat ''text count'' times: ''%(3) Hi'' = HiHiHi
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=='''Commands'''==
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'''Elements'''
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Elements can be used as operators:
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* ge box — unite each in box: ''ge e'' if ''e=a v g'' = ''avg''
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* gElement box — get element in box: ''g1 b'' if ''b=19 18 27'' = 19
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* st1+st2 — unite elements: ''g1 b+g3 b'' if ''b=a g d'' = ad
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'''Macs'''
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Macs (macrooperators) do definite things. Syntax:
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Mac:mac arguments
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Examle:
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Mac:! Hello World
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'''Console display'''
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A mac ''!'' displays a text in console, puts the text into ?(!) operator and increases #(!) value. Examples:
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Mac:! Hello World
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Mac:! g3 f
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Mac:! ge r
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Mac:! ge j + =( )
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'''Calculating'''
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A $ mac is used to calculate things. The ?($) operator returns the last calculation, and =($) returns the previous calculation. Elements in calculations: + (add), - (subtract), and / (divide). Multiplication and modulus operators aren't defined. Examples:
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Mac:$ 10+29
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Returns 39
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Mac:$ a/g1 e
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Return value of a and the first value of e
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Mac:$ 1/8
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Mac:$ 6/=($)
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Returns 48 (6*8)
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=='''Rules'''==
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1. Element names cannot be in russian
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2. You can't use operators (+, ge or g) and declarations in box definition
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3. Operators can only be displayed in box values
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=='''Examples'''==
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'''Hello World'''
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Mac:! Hello World
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'''Hello World 3 times'''
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Mac:! %(3) HelloWorld + "10
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'''Numbers from 1 to 9'''
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Box:number a, 01 02 03
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Box:number b, 04 05 06
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Box:number c, 07 08 09
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Mac:! g1 a+=( ) + g2 a+=( ) + g3 a+=( ) + g1 b+=( ) + g2 b+=( ) + g3 b+=( ) + g1 c+=( ) + g2 c+=( ) + g3 c+=( )
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[[Category:Languages]]
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[[Category:Unimplemented]]

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'=='''Introduction''' == Boxly is a language that is based on boxes and macs (Macrooperators) =='''Elements'''== '''Boxes''' Boxes contain 3 values: Box name:type, values Types: * Numbers (number): a number of 2 signs (17,92,91) * Characters (aschar): a character (a, f, t) * Floats (floatn): a number of 2 signs before and 1 number after the point (10.7, 09.7, 34.0) A name can consist only 1 letter Values are separated with a whitespace: Box a:aschar, h a l Box b:number, 81 00 09 Box c:floatn, 61.1, 00.9, 01.0 '''Declarations''' Declarations consist 1 combination of box elements: Dec name, operator(source) Example: Dec a,?(@) This example requires a user to input a value, and then puts it into a declaration A '''Operators and sources''' List of operators with sources: * ?(!) — last output line * ?(@) — user input * ?($) — last calculation * #(!) — number of last input line * #(@) — number of last user input * =($) — previous calculation * =( ) — newline * %(count) text — repeat ''text count'' times: ''%(3) Hi'' = HiHiHi =='''Commands'''== '''Elements''' Elements can be used as operators: * ge box — unite each in box: ''ge e'' if ''e=a v g'' = ''avg'' * gElement box — get element in box: ''g1 b'' if ''b=19 18 27'' = 19 * st1+st2 — unite elements: ''g1 b+g3 b'' if ''b=a g d'' = ad '''Macs''' Macs (macrooperators) do definite things. Syntax: Mac:mac arguments Examle: Mac:! Hello World '''Console display''' A mac ''!'' displays a text in console, puts the text into ?(!) operator and increases #(!) value. Examples: Mac:! Hello World Mac:! g3 f Mac:! ge r Mac:! ge j + =( ) '''Calculating''' A $ mac is used to calculate things. The ?($) operator returns the last calculation, and =($) returns the previous calculation. Elements in calculations: + (add), - (subtract), and / (divide). Multiplication and modulus operators aren't defined. Examples: Mac:$ 10+29 Returns 39 Mac:$ a/g1 e Return value of a and the first value of e Mac:$ 1/8 Mac:$ 6/=($) Returns 48 (6*8) =='''Rules'''== 1. Element names cannot be in russian 2. You can't use operators (+, ge or g) and declarations in box definition 3. Operators can only be displayed in box values =='''Examples'''== '''Hello World''' Mac:! Hello World '''Hello World 3 times''' Mac:! %(3) HelloWorld + "10 '''Numbers from 1 to 9''' Box:number a, 01 02 03 Box:number b, 04 05 06 Box:number c, 07 08 09 Mac:! g1 a+=( ) + g2 a+=( ) + g3 a+=( ) + g1 b+=( ) + g2 b+=( ) + g3 b+=( ) + g1 c+=( ) + g2 c+=( ) + g3 c+=( ) [[Category:Languages]] [[Category:Unimplemented]]'
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'@@ -1,0 +1,74 @@ +=='''Introduction''' == +Boxly is a language that is based on boxes and macs (Macrooperators) +=='''Elements'''== +'''Boxes''' +Boxes contain 3 values: +Box name:type, values +Types: +* Numbers (number): a number of 2 signs (17,92,91) +* Characters (aschar): a character (a, f, t) +* Floats (floatn): a number of 2 signs before and 1 number after the point (10.7, 09.7, 34.0) +A name can consist only 1 letter +Values are separated with a whitespace: +Box a:aschar, h a l +Box b:number, 81 00 09 +Box c:floatn, 61.1, 00.9, 01.0 +'''Declarations''' +Declarations consist 1 combination of box elements: +Dec name, operator(source) +Example: +Dec a,?(@) +This example requires a user to input a value, and then puts it into a declaration A +'''Operators and sources''' +List of operators with sources: +* ?(!) — last output line +* ?(@) — user input +* ?($) — last calculation +* #(!) — number of last input line +* #(@) — number of last user input +* =($) — previous calculation +* =( ) — newline +* %(count) text — repeat ''text count'' times: ''%(3) Hi'' = HiHiHi +=='''Commands'''== +'''Elements''' +Elements can be used as operators: +* ge box — unite each in box: ''ge e'' if ''e=a v g'' = ''avg'' +* gElement box — get element in box: ''g1 b'' if ''b=19 18 27'' = 19 +* st1+st2 — unite elements: ''g1 b+g3 b'' if ''b=a g d'' = ad +'''Macs''' +Macs (macrooperators) do definite things. Syntax: +Mac:mac arguments +Examle: +Mac:! Hello World +'''Console display''' +A mac ''!'' displays a text in console, puts the text into ?(!) operator and increases #(!) value. Examples: +Mac:! Hello World +Mac:! g3 f +Mac:! ge r +Mac:! ge j + =( ) +'''Calculating''' +A $ mac is used to calculate things. The ?($) operator returns the last calculation, and =($) returns the previous calculation. Elements in calculations: + (add), - (subtract), and / (divide). Multiplication and modulus operators aren't defined. Examples: +Mac:$ 10+29 +Returns 39 +Mac:$ a/g1 e +Return value of a and the first value of e + +Mac:$ 1/8 +Mac:$ 6/=($) +Returns 48 (6*8) +=='''Rules'''== +1. Element names cannot be in russian +2. You can't use operators (+, ge or g) and declarations in box definition +3. Operators can only be displayed in box values +=='''Examples'''== +'''Hello World''' +Mac:! Hello World +'''Hello World 3 times''' +Mac:! %(3) HelloWorld + "10 +'''Numbers from 1 to 9''' +Box:number a, 01 02 03 +Box:number b, 04 05 06 +Box:number c, 07 08 09 +Mac:! g1 a+=( ) + g2 a+=( ) + g3 a+=( ) + g1 b+=( ) + g2 b+=( ) + g3 b+=( ) + g1 c+=( ) + g2 c+=( ) + g3 c+=( ) +[[Category:Languages]] +[[Category:Unimplemented]] '
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