Good stuff. I thought it looked a bit like python. Was there a
particular reason why you didn't use the indentation rules from
python? Then you could do away with the 'end'. I realise this is a
religious issue though!
I like the way you have different ways of editing the sourcecode for
different situations. When in full development you're in vi, when
tweaking gameplay you have widgets for editing key 'constants'. I
wonder what other use cases there are. When drunk, only allowed to
use certain functions and not delete too much?
2009/12/10 Andy Fischer <andy.fischer_at_gmail.com>:
> Thanks! Yes the syntax is designed with livecoding in mind. A lot of it is
> borrowed from Python/Ruby, but a difference is that it tries to be more
> permissive and forgiving. An example is that you don't have to type commas
> between list elements or function arguments (but you can if you want to).
> Andy
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