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by spc476
2122 days ago
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I came across a reference to such a language in the January 1986 issue of "Computer Language" (I have the magazine right in front of me as I type) and the idea has remained firmly lodged in my brain ever since. Some examples: (!i = 0 , 2 .. 15
r = foobar(i)
!r = 0)
This sets `i` to be the even values less than 15 and will repeat until the result of `foobar()` is not 0. The expressions on either end are optional. ?char = 'x' : result = 'y'
A simple if statement. This can be extended: (?m
= copy : sub(1)
= find : sub(2)
= quit : sub(3)
?)
Unfortunately, the article is only two pages, and it doesn't cover everything and I've been unable to find anything else about the language, but it was a very cool idea. |
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