EasiScript

versions

• EasiScript v1.0
• EasiScript v1.1
• EasiScriptX.

Introduction

EasiScript is a beginner-friendly, simplified programming language designed to make coding more accessible. EasiScript offers a flexible syntax that allows developers to choose from multiple commands to perform the same operation. This flexibility increases ease of use and makes the language approachable for beginners and versatile for experienced developers.

EasiScript 1.0 (Outdated, Not Recommended, not working properly)

EasiScript 1.0 , the first version of EasiScript, Written in Python provided the foundation for a simplified coding experience with features including:

• Multiple syntax options for common operations
• Simplified arithmetic, conditional, and loop operations
• Easy-to-understand function definitions
• Support for lists and dictionaries
• Basic file handling and error management

While these features made EasiScript 1.0 a great starting point, There were many, many problems with it, so it has to be solved. leading to the development of EasiScript 1.1.

If you want to know more about EasiScript v1.0, refer documentation. Since it is no longer supported, Detailed functions won't be displayed here.

EasiScript 1.1 (Coming Soon)

EasiScript 1.1 marks a major update, bringing the language to a new level of functionality and performance. Written entirely in C++, this version is built to offer a robust and efficient programming environment. Only Lexer and Parser have been completed. While Interpreter is still in development, EasiScript 1.1 is set to introduce powerful features and enhancements, including:

Technical Overview

• Language Core: Built from the ground up in C++, EasiScript 1.1 offers a high-performance execution environment.
• Lexer and Parser: The lexer supports 127 commands, offering a rich set of operations while the parser efficiently processes the syntax into meaningful code.
• Interpreter: Although under development, the interpreter is designed to accurately execute EasiScript commands, bridging the gap between EasiScript's flexible syntax and C++'s powerful execution capabilities.

Key Features

• Expanded Command Set: EasiScript 1.1 expands on its predecessor by supporting 127 distinct commands, offering even greater flexibility and power.
• Modular Design: The language architecture is modular, allowing for future extensions and easy updates.
• Cross-Platform Compatibility: Thanks to the C++ foundation, EasiScript 1.1 will be compatible with a wide range of systems, ensuring that developers can code in their preferred environment.
• Error Handling and Debugging: Enhanced error handling features and better debugging support, thanks to integration with tools like GitHub Copilot and ChatGPT.
• Automatic Memory Management and Garbage Collection In Interpreter : You don't have to worry about memory mangement, The Interpreter automaticly collects unwanted stuff (Garbage).

Print Function Syntax

print "Hello, World!"
display "Hello, World!"
say "Hello, World!"
show "Hello, World!"

All these will output:

Hello, World!

Variable Assignment

set x = 10;
set name = "EasiScript 1.1";

Arithmetic Operations

sum 5 + 3;
subtract 10 - 4;
times 2 * 6;
divide 8 / 2;

Control Flow

if x > 10:
    print "x is greater than 10";
else:
    print "x is 10 or less";

Loops

while x < 10:
    print x;
    set x = x + 1;

Example programmes:

Print function

print "Hello, World!"
display "Hello, World!"
say "Hello, World!"
show "Hello, World!"

all these commands will output: Hello, World!

Varible assign function

set x = 10;
set name = "EasiScript";

Arithmetic Functions

sum add 5 + 3;          # Addition
subtract 10 - 4;        # Subtraction
times 2 * 6;            # Multiplication
divide 8 / 2;           # Division

Or Use "print"

print 5 + 3;            # Outputs: 8
print 10 - 4;           # Outputs: 6
print 2 * 6;            # Outputs: 12
print 8 / 2;            # Outputs: 4

Control Flow - Conditional Statement functions

set x = 15;

if x > 10:
    print "x is greater than 10";
else:
    print "x is 10 or less";

This would output:

x is greater than 10

Loop Function

set x = 0;

while x < 5:
    print x;
    set x = x + 1;

This would output:

0
1
2
3
4

Lists function

set fruits = ["apple", "banana", "cherry"];
print fruits[0];        

Output:

Apple

Dictionaries Function

set person = {"name": "John", "age": 30};
print person["name"];  

Output:

John

Comments

# This is a single-line comment
print "This will print";  # This is an inline comment

File Handling Functions

file open "example.txt" as f;
print f.read();
file close f;

Error Handling Functions

try:
    divide 5 / 0;
except:
    print "Error: Division by zero!";

This would output:

Error: Division by zero!

These examples demonstrate the flexibility and simplicity of EasiScript, allowing users to perform various operations with intuitive commands.

All 127 Commands list

Basic Commands

• print
• display
• say
• show

Variable Assignment

• set
• assign

Arithmetic Operations

• sum
• add
• subtract
• times
• multiply
• divide
• mod
• increment
• decrement

Logical Operations

• and
• or
• not
• equal
• greater
• less
• greater_or_equal
• less_or_equal

Conditional Statements

• if
• else
• elif (else if)
• endif
• switch
• case
• default
• endcase

Loops

• while
• for
• loop
• do
• until
• break
• continue

Functions

• function
• endfunction
• return
• call
• def

Lists and Arrays

• list
• append
• insert
• remove
• pop
• slice
• length
• index
• sort
• reverse

Dictionaries and Maps

• dict
• set_key
• get_key
• remove_key
• has_key
• keys
• values
• items

File Handling

• open
• read
• write
• close
• delete
• rename
• exists

Input/Output

• input
• output
• readline
• writeline
• clear

Error Handling

• try
• except
• finally
• raise
• assert

Math Functions

• sqrt
• pow
• abs
• min
• max
• round
• ceil
• floor
• random

String Manipulation

• concat
• split
• replace
• substring
• upper
• lower
• strip
• startswith
• endswith

Date and Time

• now
• today
• timestamp
• format_date
• parse_date
• sleep

System Commands

• execute
• run
• shell
• exit
• clear
• pause

Debugging

• debug
• log
• trace
• inspect
• profile

Networking

• connect
• disconnect
• send
• receive
• ping

Advanced Operations

• thread
• lock
• unlock
• signal
• wait
• notify

Graphics and UI

• draw
• render
• update
• clear_screen
• set_color
• set_font
• show_message
• hide_message

Miscellaneous

• noop
• alias
• define
• include
• require
• import
• export
• namespace

End of Commands

This list includes all the 127 commands that are currently supported by EasiScript 1.1.

Tools and Software used:

The development of EasiScript 1.1 is supported by a suite of powerful tools:

• C++ Compiler: MinGW is used as the compiler, ensuring efficient and fast code compilation.
• IDE: Visual Studio Code 2019 serves as the primary IDE, providing a feature-rich environment for coding.
• GitHub Copilot: Assisting in code writing by providing intelligent code suggestions.
• ChatGPT: Used for debugging support and helps troubleshoot issues during development.

Looking ahead

EasiScript 1.1 is poised to be a game-changer in the world of beginner-friendly programming languages. With a robust C++ core, expanded command set, and enhanced features, it promises to be both powerful and accessible. Stay tuned for more updates as we finalize the interpreter and polish the language for release!

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.