so that when compiled, produces pages within folder, maybe raw in markup ...

Add functionality code for math operations.

I tried the following in the IDE :
if 2 = 2 : print yes
else print no
And the output was :
yes
no
I think there should be an error message displayed for the use of "else".

Currently the code supports only "if" but not "else if" or "else". I think we should add these functionalities as well.

Like if I write
func vector print string vector is fun ( intentionally leaving out the colon after function declaration )
I get the output as
dear berry you ill defined a function on line 1
vector is fun
that is even though my syntax was wrong print command gets executed. Another example
if print hello will give this as output
dear berry you made a mistake on an if statement on line 1
hello

Is this by design or is this an unintended error?

keywords unusable in print statement

print make

returns error

run button instead of run option

This should be done since the functions have the same goal.

currently here, we are having two capture_print functions, write a function that handles functions with parameters (including many args as well as optional args) and no parameters. hint: might use flags / optional args

see maths_eval here. add brackets support to it so that expressions as (1+2)+3 can be evaluated

our current End Of File strategy is just to append '{end-of-file}' at the end of statements. need a better plan

create a folder named gb_utils and add the following files to it

greenberry_print
greenberry_lex
greenberry_parse
greenberry_plot
greenberry_search
greenberry_var_type

fix imports in greenBerry.py after

describe what the project is about etc

I was going through the GreenBerry code and syntax and noticed that 'greater than or equal' ( >= ) and 'less than or equal' ( <= ) signs are currently not supported for if conditionals. I would like to work on it and add this functionality if that's alright.

• The project must run without errors in output

Those keywords are extramely useful in other languages such as Scala and JS. Can we add those keywords to this project?

In the syntax documentation, the command

plot 1-2-3-4-5 time[s], 24-34-56-78-45 speed[m/s]

plots a curve, and how about expands the command to

plot 'x.txt' time[s], 'y.txt' speed[m/s]

, where x-axis and y-axis data are all stored in the 'x.txt' and 'y.txt'?
Of course this is just part of the possible expansion, I believe I can make the plotting command better.

I found too many extra white spaces in most of the python files, from this issue I intend to remove them so that the code looks clean, also rewrite proper comments wherever needed, and improving the README.md file.

When I try to play with gberry on it's repl, if I wrong to digit a command or I digit a wrong or not recongized command, it's end repl execution and report me a python error on greenBerry.py.
It is a decision to not handle this stuff or is it a wip?

code output showed in ide window itself

• for lexer
• for parser
• for utilities

I was looking at the code. And wanted to know what coding style are we using for python3.

either on wiki or a separate markdown document. add code running instructions on ide with screenshots

Create an IDE with file editing and running option

all logic mixed in this file

separate them

Every parameter has the type 'word'. Make it able to be other types as well.

I tried the following code snippet in the IDE:
print string good going
Toby
Expected Output:
good going
Toby
And the actual output was just:
good going

I believe it would be better if there was an error message displayed in such cases. Additionally we can also add code to support multi-line print statements.

Please let me know what you think.

• changelog
• syntax

• Replace all big list comprehensions by functions

When assigning a variable with var x = 1 the code doesn't recognize the '=', so you can write var x djncjd 1 and still achieve the same thing.

LIKE:-

• ELIF
• RETURN
• POWER
• FLOAT
• ABSOLUTE VALUE
• MIN
• MAX
• LENGTH

Make a new option on the menu that would trigger a search function. When clicked it would pop-up a small box in which user can type input. Then find this input in the text and highlight it.
Then you can carry out a replace function from this.