My programming language aka JMP

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Not gonna lie, it looks pretty much like Python to me with some minor differences, but given how complete it is, it’s pretty amazing! I love flag and jump. Is r basically a label and if code reaches jump, it goes to the flag with the same label?

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Yes

May or may not be inspired by python.

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Very cool feature! I can see where the name came from :smile:

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Well, actually the name came before the feature, and I made the feature to be unique and meet up to the name. Don’t ask why :expressionless:

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Something seems to be wrong with the template… When I run it, I get: jumplang: command not found…

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Can you link your copy of the template? Or is the front page broken.

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It’s the front page, I didn’t fork it, do I need to?

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No, it should work. Try running kill 1, and @bigminiboss are you having this issue too?

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no… but then again I never ran it XD (I just check code most of the time)

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Ah, it works fine once forked, that’s weird though… why doesn’t it work on the cover page of your template…?

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The cover page is weird sometimes, might be because of the fact that it uses shell.nix, and the cover page runner might be outdated.

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Any recommendations for the template before I try to get it verified? The documentation is not the best.

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Update: It did not get verified… replit does not “promote custom programming languages”. (It wouldn’t let me edit the old message)

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This programming language i.e JumpLang is easier or same as python
Surely see the source code on my laptop

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@dragonhunter1 Error when I run the Blank Repl:

> jumplang main.jmp
sh: line 1: jumplang: command not found
exit status 127
>
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@dragonhunter1 This is pretty cool

(How did you parse functions BTW?)

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Yeah, that seems to be a bug with replit. I will have to report is sometime.

Look at the source code, but I guess it is just this:

DefStmt(kw) <- ib.Line(kw * +Blank * Ident * W * '(' * W * ArgList * W * ')' * W * ':' * ?Comment) * ib.Block(StmtList)
FuncStmt <- DefStmt("func")
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@dragonhunter1 I don’t know anything about Nim so it looks complicated lol

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If you know python, I recommend first learning type-hinting in python, then try Nim. It will make it a lot easier.

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@dragonhunter1 What does DefStmt(kw) mean? Is it a function? I thought proc made functions.

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