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Talk:FlamePL/Python Interpreter

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DID YOU JUST WROTE THIS YOURSELF?!!! -- i  s  l  p  t  n  g  15:56, 29 August 2026 (UTC)

i think he prob used chatgpt or a tutorial for writing that tbh
User:Gaham (Discord:glebovsky_)

But I feel that some parts of the code is written by a human. If he really wrote this (with AI's help probably, but this doesn't matter now) (i mean not vibe-coded), it's a good start. -- i  s  l  p  t  n  g  23:22, 29 August 2026 (UTC)

I first used AI (for programming I mainly chose Kimi, and secondly DeepSeek) to put together a framework, then I made some slight modifications based on my existing Don Giovanni interpreter, and after that I kind of added my own touches, patched things together, and finally came up with this interpreter. In short: even though I didn’t write the entire interpreter (including the framework and comments) from scratch, at least I wrote its code myself.

By the way, in version 1.2 I’m planning to add import statements and a standard library. Added! --PrySigneToFry (talk)

How to use it? None of the examples work for me. -- i  s  l  p  t  n  g  09:46, 30 August 2026 (UTC)
I've fixed the code. Now the example programs should work. Also, have you detected your os.name? PrySigneToFry (talk)
Nope, one still can't define a function now. -- i  s  l  p  t  n  g  13:25, 5 September 2026 (UTC)
either way, this wiki is not a good place for hosting code --dragoneater67 talk contribs (mobile) 13:28, 5 September 2026 (UTC)
Do this hotfix and functions work now:
621 body = self.parse_block()
622 self.consume('KEYWORD', 'end')
623 return FunctionDef(name_tok.value, params, body)